Sentence examples for help count from inspiring English sources

A Columbia University professor hired by the city to help count the homeless quit last year, disavowing the survey and saying its methods cause the number to be understated.

This spring members will help count the thousands of shore birds, including red knots, ruddy turnstones, semipalmated sandpipers and sanderlings that stop on the Delaware Bay in May to feast on millions of horseshoe crab eggs laid on the beach.

He had gotten a job working for the national electoral council, to help count ballots, Mr. Paul said, and needed the card to vote and to open a bank account so he could be paid for his work.

Questioned about the footage, and police logs showing him dropping in on a known mafia hangout 236 times in two years, Mr. Sidewalk described Rizzuto as nothing more than an old buddy with whom he drank espresso, noting that if a friend asked him to help count money, he was only too glad to oblige.

Your kids' miles might even be able to help count toward your gold status.

I didn't sell drugs back then, but I would help count money and move money around.

And it gets all too believably inside the mind of a man who can't help counting the holes in acoustic ceiling tiles.

But there were so many, 350,000, that we needed some extra help counting them.

Developers using these kinds of strategies aren't necessarily pushing bad products; getting attention in the App Store is notoriously difficult, and any help counts.

We thank A. Lounsbury, H. McLeod, M. Ashoka, E. Martin, and C. Dellar for help conducting the assays and H. McLeod and A. Lounsbury for help counting eggs.

Furthermore, the proportion of patients with moderate hypoglycaemia (requiring external but no medical help) was 0.7% and 13.0% had mild hypoglycaemia (symptomatic 9.7% or asymptomatic 3.3% but without a need for help) counted as the worst event.