Sentence examples for everyone count from inspiring English sources

We've been reading the children's book One by Kathryn Otoshi, about standing up to meanies and making everyone count.

Global initiatives, such as the World Bank Group's Identification for Development (ID4D) agenda, a cross-institutional and multi-sectoral effort, aim to "make everyone count".

One of the off-site events was a "Dine-Around" in which the organizers had everyone count off up to the number eight.

To ensure the future of global health, rapid progress is needed on making everyone count, documenting the dynamics of disease burdens, understanding SDH and the effects of climate on health, as well as making health information a universally accessible public good.

Have everyone count off numbers.

Everyone counts and every pledge matters.

The flip side of democracy is bureaucracy: if everyone counts, everyone must be counted.

"We look at every single child, everyone counts to us.

"When everyone counted us out, we hung in there.

At the Special Olympics everyone counts, and everyone is a winner, just for trying.

Everyone counts, everyone has a role to play, and we all do better when we help each other.