Sentence examples for counting of about from inspiring English sources

It is still not clear who will win because the counting of about 3,000 ballots resumed on Friday after a court-ordered hiatus.

Her concession followed the counting of about 17,000 additional ballots in the race on Tuesday, which left Mr. Miller with a lead of 1,630 votes out of about 104,000 cast.

An average yarborough can be expected to have a pip count of about 72, so the West hand shown in the diagram, with a count of 54, is one of the worst you will ever see.

According to the US Census Bureau e-commerce counts for about 4.1% of all retail sales (78,426 Mio. USD in Q1 & Q2 of 2010) in the United States.

Gary Karpen (University of California, Berkeley, USA) talked about DNA repair in heterochromatin, which counts for about 30% of the Drosophila genome.

In his ruling on Sunday night, judge Mark Goldsmith rejected an effort by state officials to delay the hand-counting of about 4.8m ballots.

Otherwise, he goes silent for a count of about four seconds, then continues as though nothing happened.

Heckled by hundreds of Republican demonstrators outside the Broward County Courthouse, election officials today reached the halfway point in their manual count of about 1,800 disputed ballots.

Redding, who has been in the bullpen for much of the season, was on a pitch count of about 65 pitches.

On a count of about five, she says, "You know, you're not as happy as you ought to be", which threw me quite a loop.

"There are as many egg-laying chickens in the state as there are people," said Mr. Macsuga, noting a human population of 3.8 million and a chicken count of about 3.7 million.