Sentence examples for countless folks from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of puppets and floats and countless folks in a wide array of costumes are expected, along with more than fifty bands.

In honor of the sixtieth anniversary of the signing of the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the artist Brenda Ray has travelled the world and recorded countless folks reciting the document in their native language.

Mr. Lehane said he had been approached by "countless folks" trying to duplicate his success in helping to promote Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," which was backed by Mr. Weinstein and took in $222 million at the worldwide box office as it tried to unseat President George W. Bush in 2004.

By John Donohue August 12, 2008 In honor of the sixtieth anniversary of the signing of the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the artist Brenda Ray has travelled the world and recorded countless folks reciting the document in their native language.

Laura Gidayatova was at her stall in the outdoor market of this Caspian seaside town on Thursday, hawking the flowers that countless folks were laying on the graves of World War II veterans, when the distant rumble of an explosion washed over the vendors.

Such impediments don't stop countless folks from trying to get their lexical concoctions recognized by the public at large.

Learn science's name, one of countless folk names, or make up your own.

They filled concert halls and the countless folk clubs in the bohemian sections of cities everywhere during the 60's, and they sold records -- by the millions, in the case of Ms. Baez and Ms. Collins -- because young people reared in the 50's saw them as an alternative to the culture of their parents' generation.

We've been humbled by the people of Jarrow who with tears in their eyes waved us off on 1 October, humbled by the countless folk who beeped horns, shouted encouragement, who threw hard-earned cash in our collection buckets and fed, housed and encouraged us on the way.

Says Emmylou Harris: "The mountains of Appalachia are responsible for countless folk, country and bluegrass songs.

Tim Geithner, Sheryl Sandberg, Bob Rubin and countless younger folks — staff members at the White House, graduate students at Harvard — told me he had been a generous, loyal mentor.