On our two-hour drive, we passed (not to mention countless skid marks, some ending alarmingly at the foot of the divider) a dozen cars with flat or blown-out tyres – proof that Ajay's fears were well-founded.
"There may have been some nice, pleasant times... but for the most part, death, sickness, disease, accidents, bad weather, loneliness, strenuous hard work, insect-infested foods, prowling predatory animals, and countless inconveniences marked day-to-day existence".
Countless attributes mark Mr Fukuda by temperament, dry, cautious and cynical from Junichiro Koizumi, Japan's dashing and reformist prime minister in 2001-06, whoMrMr Fukuda served as chief cabinet secretary.
"The most common problem they've told us is that they spend countless hours marking and grading students' work," he said.
Their words were always accompanied by gruesome photos, sketches and countless bags marked "evidence".
Photos from countless appearances marking the progress of his court-ordered community service or whatever run-in with the law he's had since have continued to make his redemption in the court of public opinion a never-ending one.
"I marked countless exams where students left out either one or both essays, recopied the quotations or wrote virtually illiterate essays, and still passed the exam," said Martin Stark, a social studies teacher at Francis Lewis High School in Queens.
As a volunteer for the society representing her native state, Illinois, Mrs. Ing — who ordinarily works in the layaway department of her local Kmart — spent months creating the table décor for the society's inaugural ball, one of countless unofficial parties marking Mr. Obama's second swearing-in.
OPTIMIST tags, instantly recognizable by their vertical strokes, mark countless doors.
His tiny heels resembled pincushions, speckled with marks from countless needle pricks.
