Sentence examples for counter more from inspiring English sources
But the entertainment rev counter more or less keeps turning over.
Some of the recent work that produced the three-foot projection was carried out specifically to counter more extreme calculations.
It's a counter, more or less, with a menu board above it and plastic-covered tables scattered on the concrete floor in front.
The film, which was released on Wednesday, seeks to counter more than 40 years of sentiment against nuclear power, some of which Mr. Stone, 54, has been responsible for himself.
It is out of the way, more than three miles from the Strip, past the city's airport, with a check-in counter more reminiscent of the rental concession at a roller-skating rink than a swank nightclub.
Since last January, Ms. Dashow, 28, a video artist who lives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has clicked a small counter more than 13,000 times, once for each person she has greeted.
Now I am seeing these illuminated counters more and more around my beloved Manhattan.
Unfortunately, it spills over into countering more reasoned differences of opinion as well.
To play up the diner theme, the "dinersodes," as the agency refers to the spots, feature counters more prominently than booths, and depict friendly strangers interacting.
In the world of ageing this means countering more than a century over which current frameworks, attitudes and stereotypes have developed.
One detects, in these gymslip escapades, an early solution to the problem later countered more consistently by New Orleans jazz itself: how to escape from the awful burden of being Philip Larkin?
