Sentence examples for counts about from inspiring English sources

Or if you live in Utah, where your vote counts about two-thirds as much as it would in Iowa.

Strzelec counts about 5,000 members; several hundred thousand other Polish civilians, including military re-enactment enthusiasts, are thought to be keen on the programme.

The New York metropolitan area counts about 5,000 iron workers, many of whom work on skyscrapers and on bridges and have participated in the recovery effort at the World Trade Center.

These elements had the highest sRNA counts, about 1.5 to 5.5 fold higher than other lineages and these counts mapped chiefly to the LTRs (Additional file 4: Figure S5).

The club counts about 1,000 locals among its membership.

The local group counts about 20 active members, said Mr. Flaks, the chapter's president.

The Bahai faith counts about 130,000 members in the United States.

Parsons counts "about six full-time guys" in mismatched T-shirts and jeans.

The show now counts about nine million viewers each week, making it NBC's most popular sitcom.

The congregation now counts about 200 children among its families, Mr. Blau said.

DirecTV, the nation's biggest satellite TV service, counts about 18 million subscribers in the United States.