Sentence examples for in charge of counting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brookes was in charge of counting the money collected at Mass and depositing it into a church bank account.

As secretary-treasurer of the Baseball Writers Association of Americaa from 1966 to 1988, Mr. Lang was in charge of counting the Hall of Fame votes.

And as a reward for Mr. Lazio's support, Mr. DeLay named him one of 13 deputy whips, in charge of counting votes among Northeastern Republicans.

And there is no doubt that the enormous crooked machine in charge of counting votes will not stop at any fraud.

IN THE early morning of September 19th Mary Pitcaithly, the person in charge of counting the votes in Scotland's referendum on independence, declared that the Scots had voted by 55% to 45%—to stay within the United Kingdom.

Ms. Hogan left the PTA last fall after three years as its treasurer, a role that put her in charge of counting, depositing and overseeing all of the money raised by the group, which raised nearly $500,000 in the 2008-9 school year and ranks among the city's top PTA fund-raisers, according to public records.

Mr. Shiver said the local elections department was still in charge of collecting and counting the ballots.

Mr Mugabe's most trusted cronies were put in charge of the count, which is perhaps why, for example, his nephew won a seat with more votes than the initial tally said were cast in his constituency.

WL was in charge of blood counts.

"I have advice for the people in charge of ballot boxes and counting the votes," he said.

Penny Howell, a biologist with the D.E.P. who is in charge of Connecticut's lobster counting study, said the lobster population was doing very well just before they died and that could be a clue to their demise.