Sentence examples for decides to count from inspiring English sources

If he decides to count cards and gather data, he can use that information to increase his chances of winning.

He finally decides to count to sixty: If the farmer's spark lights reappear through the storm during the count, he will write the book; if not, he will pull the trigger.

He tries counting everything, until he finally decides to count sheep or essentially count on himself.

A Huntington Beach man could face 25 years to life in prison for allegedly keying a neighbor's car if an Orange County Superior Court judge decides to count it as his third strike, officials said.

Decided to count all the atoms in the house.

But the need for change didn't crystallize until we decided to count things.

Until, as he tells it, he woke up one morning and decided to count his blessings.

They apparently decided to count which borough had the most writers, artists and other such folks.

"One electoral board may decide to count votes that are not fully punched; another may not.

"Chapman, with his conservation ethic, decided to count birds rather than shoot them," Mr. LeBaron said.

The state courts finally decided to count the corrected set of ballots.