"counting over" is not a grammatically correct phrase to use in a sentence.
A better phrase would be "counting up", meaning to increase in number or value. Example: I lost count of how many times I had to count up the money in the cash register.
Japan's top-level domain.jp has the most hosts, counting over twice as many as Italy's.
"When Moorer went down, I'm counting over him, it was like a dream," Cortez said.
Also, to be sure, the fight over the Bush judges reflects the legal battle — two generations old and counting — over abortion.
In fact, there were over 50 million paid admissions recorded from April 28 to October 27, not counting over 5 million admissions by performers, the press, official visitors, and employees.
Last year, just under 552,000 people took part in the survey – a record number – counting over 8.5 million birds, with a total of 73 species recorded in 279,000 gardens across the UK.
But they all said that it was pragmatism and principle that led them to avoid protracted and public bean counting over how much the agency had spent in each state.
The higher reporting of hospital admission by women may reflect women counting attendance at a day unit as hospital admission, with general practitioners only counting over-night stays.
This finally allowed us to compare the results of the topological alignment with the annotated segmentation by counting over-, under-, and mis-partitionings.
First, assessing functional relevance by counting over-represented terms amongst a group of proteins is not a sufficiently stringent test of functional relevance when the group of proteins in question is a community.
party counts over 4,000 members in Karachi.
Last month, she counted over 175 visitors.
