Sentence examples for counting of course from inspiring English sources
Not counting, of course, his sister, who, he reported later, managed to squeeze 90 people into her apartment in two days to look at his art.
Reports of a dish of boiled sole and a roasted new potato that costs $60, not counting, of course, tips and taxes.
Elizabeth Mitchell, a spokeswoman for the Empire State Development Corporation, a state agency overseeing the park project, said the Sand Village would almost certainly be the largest sandbox in New York City -- not counting, of course, the public beaches.
One night, while pawing through the garbage, he noticed televisions flickering in nearly every house; by his count (counting, of course, not being a very foxy behavior), sixty-four ofthef the seventy-three households watching TV were watching the same show.
On the other hand, there is the extreme position of unlimited polytheism, as, for instance, in the classical religions of Greece and Rome: each god has his own name and his own shape, and these are inalienably his and cannot be exchanged with those of any other god (not counting, of course, those cases in which gods are practically each other's duplicate and only bear a different name).
The first one was counting, of course.
What counts, of course, is the majority opinion – delivered by Lord Mance on behalf of himself, Hale, Lord Neuberger and Lord Reed.
Beach books count, of course, and so do audiobooks and comic books.
My current audiobook (Yes, they count; of course they count; why wouldn't they?) is "The Sisters Brothers," by Patrick deWitt.
They all count, of course, and the terms on this one – just £68m to be paid in premiums – look attractive.
Mass appeal still counts, of course, and the cover star is almost always someone in the college ranks.
