Sentence examples for have given count from inspiring English sources

So most Easts would have given count.

But if he was not going to do that, he should have given count, playing high-low to show an odd number of diamonds.

IT was probably our eighth or ninth admission that day, but my intern and I had given up counting.

Amnesty International described as the terror group's "deadliest massacre" to date, and local defence groups said they had given up counting the bodies left lying on the streets.

Cisco has given up counting the working groups, because they come and go so quickly.Such attempts to combine a functional structure with cross-functional groups, called a "matrix", have mostly failed, says Mr Galbraith, who recently published a book on matrix organisations.

As Enders Analysis analyst Benedict Evans notes in his latest newsletter: "There are so many mobile comms apps with over 1m downloads on Google Play that I've given up counting.

The BBC reported local defense groups had given up counting the bodies of the attack, quoting a spokesperson for one of the group as saying that "no one could attend to the corpses and even the seriously injured ones who may have died by now".

Even before the finals began, everyone had given up counting Kings rallies, there have been so many, a comeback from the three-games-to-none deficit to the San Jose Sharks, a comeback from the three-games-to-two deficit against the Ducks, well, you get the historic picture.

He had also given count in hearts.

Mr. Barton's love affair with the world of electronics began as a child, when he took apart a walkie-talkie his father had given him and counted its transistors: a total of seven.

The rise of pan-Arab satellite TV (with more than 700 free-to-air channels at the last count) has given local content a platform that never existed before and helped break the hegemony of state-controlled outlets.