Sentence examples for good count from inspiring English sources

Hugh Darwen Warwick Does the expression "I'm good" count as two words (Letters, passim)?

How do you know that? A. We don't have a good count.

Seattle catcher Dan Wilson went to the mound, and it was obviously a huge chance for Jeter: good count, ordinary pitcher, runner in scoring position, close game.

If a discharge is ordered, no punishment can be inflicted under the judgment as rendered; and if a new prosecution is instituted containing the good count, a plea of former conviction will be a full defense.

When Charles the Good, count of Flanders, was assassinated in 1127, Louis supported William Clito, who became the successor; even though William was eventually toppled, Louis's actions demonstrated the new strength of the monarchy.

The prospect of attaining a good count should be factored into any speculation about the prospect of a showdown in Congress under the constitutional rules for settling a disputed presidential election.

"We were getting in good counts to hit.

The first good counts came in the mid-20th century.

My math professor husband, who loves a good counting book, has his own Richard Scarry gripe: "The Best Counting Book Ever" is not a good counting book.

"I'm not getting in good counts, like my last outing," Hughes said.

Sabathia said he was encouraged by his changeup Sunday, and he generally pitched in good counts.