Sentence examples for counts a little from inspiring English sources

"Everything, you see, everything counts a little more than we think".

The plate has a little chip, but it's the spirit that counts: a little bit of tactile history.

Luckily, there are contests where your vote counts a little bit more.

Put a little more thought into the meal, however, and it counts a little more.

It seems to me that, as long as we all emphasise that it's the taking part, not the winning, that counts, a little competition is probably no bad thing.

So I'm trying to make each story count a little more.

Anyone who refers to themselves in the third person must be counted a little strange, and possibly dangerously so.

"Those losses came early in the season, when they count a little less," said Marjorie Connelly, a staff editor in The Times's news survey department.

Ms. Smith said that while 77 students in the class of 1998 took clerkships, in the class of 2000 she has counted a little over 40.

In "The True Travels," Smith claimed to have defeated armies, outwitted heathens, escaped pirates, hunted treasure, and wooed princesses — and all this on four continents, no less, if you count a little island in North America that this year celebrates its four-hundredth anniversary as the birthplace of the United States.

In "The True Travels," Smith claimed to have defeated armies, outwitted heathens, escaped pirates, hunted treasure, and wooed princesses and all this on four continents, no less, if you count a little island in North America that this year celebrates its four-hundredth anniversary as the birthplace of the United States.