Sentence examples for he will count from inspiring English sources
Presently, he will count $1.696 million toward the cap.
Then he'll say, 'I'll take questions now; whoever has a question, put up their hands.' He will count the hands — 1, 2, 3, 4, to 20.
If Roberts returns to Norfolk, where he was 7-8 with a 3.38 E.R.A. last season, Waits said he will count on him to be the staff leader.
My broken body will deliver me to his sight And he will count me among the helpers of death: The uncircumcised.
Pennington is under contract for three more seasons and is due $4.8 million in base salary in 2008, when he will count $7.8 million against the salary cap.
If Mr. Paterson somehow wins the nomination or Mr. Cuomo survives a bloody primary — and a possible run by Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive, could make a Democratic free-for-all more likely — he will count his blessings.
He'll count guys on the bench to see if anyone went to the locker room with an injury.
To come out on top again, he'll count on another team.
In Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, there is a great moment when, after the Joker has detonated a hidden bomb in an apartment complex, Batman thinks to himself that he will stay and help the police pull people out of the rubble and do the best he can, and then he'll count the dead and add them to the list of all of the people he himself has murdered by letting the Joker live.
History, he emphasises, will count for little: "After seven years people still believe Bristol deserve to be in the Premiership.
He has been tipped as a future England captain and potential successor to Hartley but how he interacts socially will count for more than the books he reads.
