Sentence examples for counting on help from inspiring English sources

The 80-yarder wasn't Taylor's fault – he had outside technique, which meant he was counting on help from safety Ryan Mundy, who bit hard on one of Tebow's many outstanding fakes.

King Jehoiakim of Judah had rebelled, counting on help from Egypt.

He was counting on help from the state's Tavern League, which he has helped lead for years.

In saying he will refuse to bargain over the debt limit, Mr. Obama is counting on help from the business community, given its traditional ties to Republicans.

Some of the 2012 candidates have identified precinct captains in each county, while others are counting on help from churches or the state's network of active home-schoolers.

In some sense, there is a game of chicken being played, with Greece counting on help and other countries holding back until Athens pays a steep price for its profligacy and manipulation of statistics.

With protesters camped on their doorsteps, bankers know they cannot count on help from the taxpayer.

Most important, the states have a fundamental advantage over euro-zone nations: they're part of a country, not an ill-defined union, so they can count on help from the federal government.

Early in the financial crisis, a first frisson of market anxiety about sovereign debt risk in peripheral euro zone countries faded after Germany made clear that any euro state that got into serious payment difficulties could count on help.

The candidate of the opposition Likud party, they say, can always count on help from long-established organisations that support West Bank settlements and religious institutions and are adroit at fund-raising abroad.

He had counted on helping with some farmwork.