Sentence examples for kept a count from inspiring English sources
To improve existing feedback mechanisms I kept a count of the number of students who had difficulty with particular concepts presented in lecture, homework or the laboratory.
One ex-G.I. who kept a count said he knew of a hundred and fifty-five deaths; other estimates ranged from sixty to ninety.
Agencies assisting the survivors of the attacks victims, like the Red Cross and the Twin Towers Orphan Fund, say they have not kept a count of the pregnancies, but the number is believed to be substantial.
One city that has kept a count is Indianapolis, which has come up with a match in 15percentt of its palm searches, according to statistics provided by Identix, the company that created the system.
For 23 years, the American Society of Newspaper Editors has kept a count of the growing numbers of black, Hispanic, Asian and American Indian journalists in the profession, with the intention of increasing those numbers.
According to CQ-Roll Call, which kept a count, lawmakers held just over 500 town halls this summer compared to more than 650 in 2009 when the rancor over President Barack Obama's health care overhaul turned some events into shouting matches.
The State Department does not keep a count of Americans entering Syria and has discouraged all travel to the country.
The Border Patrol keeps a count on non-Mexicans it detains (O.T.M.'s, they're called, for "Other Than Mexican").
Mr. Hanson denies rating his customers, although his system does keep a count of the number of times a diner has visited.
His career started in 1973, but the N.F.L. did not keep a count of the number of touchbacks and punt-return yards gained against specific punters until 1976.
If I sign up for a club card at a supermarket, and the store programs its computers to keep a count of how many loaves of bread I buy annually, that is the store's data, not mine.
