Sentence examples for important count from inspiring English sources

On one important count, however, he was found not guilty.

IMPORTANT: Count the number of attendees at some point (preferably during the film).

Everyone he selected -- he was adamant about presenting black and white performers onstage, the first time anyone had done so at Carnegie Hall -- was, then or later, important: Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Albert Ammons, Rosetta Tharpe and on and on.

In one fell swoop in an NBC News interview, Trump totally contradicted his three top spokespeople and offered a polar-opposite version of events than they had provided, on nearly every important count.

Equally important, count on Time Warner's publications to be promoted and presented in new and creative ways on the Internet, thanks to AOL's popular chat rooms, online shopping and community-laden services.

The choice of who will lead the most important count of Americans now falls to the Trump administration.

The Brennan Center report concludes that on most important counts, New York has the worst legislature in the country -- one that deprives the public of any real representation, because legislators obey their leaders more than voters.

When the boy was thirteen, Boccaccino moved from Florence to Naples to work for an important counting house, and he took his son with him, to learn the business: receive clients, oversee inventory, and the like.

Representatives Bob Barr of Georgia and Charles T. Canady of Florida, both Republicans, have endorsed a scaling back of the charges so that members of Congress can concentrate on the most important counts.

Other important counting tools include: the slide rule, the calculator, the tally stick.

In the Republic Socrates in effect allows them comprehensive claims to knowledge along those lines, and then attacks across the board, seeking to show that the poets have got it wrong on all important counts.