Sentence examples for had even counted from inspiring English sources

He had even counted the number of times the word "wimp" had been used in the story.

One was a request for the Athletics' lineup, so that should not have even counted as a question.

essentially conceded the White House a month before votes had even been counted when he told the GOP conference he could no longer defend the nominee, instructing members to handle the fallout as they saw fit.

Not only were networks not yet trading in original ideas, but Jinkins hadn't even counted television among his hopes for the character, which started out as something he was doing just to process his day.

We haven't even counted the dead yet, let alone the injured, displaced and traumatised.

So before this Sunday's votes have even been counted, some Swiss businesses are already quietly introducing higher salaries, among them supermarket chain Lidl, with fashion retailer H&M set to follow.

"Many places have not even counted their backlogs," said Ms. Tofte, the researcher with Human Rights Watch.

"Is it fifty or a hundred?" "I haven't even counted, because once it's over fifty million I know this is a big opportunity".

This has barely even counted as a campaign, more an opportunity for some of the world's least charismatic nimrods to squabble over a maximum of about 10 seats with a mixture of empty buzzwords and gaspingly insincere stop-offs at regional scotch egg factories.

Presumably, the Jabba-mutant flies that died (not assayed) had even higher bacterial counts.

Interestingly, GW9662-treated mice had even higher ACF count compared with mice treated with 5-ASA+GW9662 (8.5.6±0.5versus 5.6±0.5, P = 0.003) and even to control mice (8.5±0.64 versus 7±1.22) (not significant).