Sentence examples for last count of from inspiring English sources

Inflation has been squeezed to an annualised rate, at last count, of less than 2%.

At the last count, of 32,441 Met officers, only 868 were black.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 6 — The United States has more billionaires than any other country: 415 by the last count of Forbes magazine.

Ramon Berenguer IV thus became the last count of Barcelona to take this as his principal title, for, from 1137, he was also ruler of Aragon (though he himself never assumed the title of king).

At the Electoral Commission's last count of donations, more than £7,500 (the ones that have to be declared), groups arguing for a leave vote had raised £12.1m, while £9m had been given to those backing remain.

The lawyer, Tamar Birckhead, a federal public defender, questioned the last count of the indictment, which charges Mr. Reid with "attempted wrecking of a mass transportation vehicle" under a law enacted after Sept. 11.

As of last count, 29 of her books were in print in the United States.

The National Heritage Foundation, however, is far less restrictive, one reason why at last count tens of millions of dollars from some 4,000 foundations had been set aside for charity under its auspices.

The racks flanking an outdoor table hold many more empty ones (150, at last count), evidence of countless evenings of abundance.

So many of you at Notre Dame by the last count, upwards of 80%–have lived this law of love through the service you've performed at schools and hospitals, international relief agencies and local charities.

In contrast to the United States, Japan has few births outside of marriage; at last count, 99percentt of Japanese babies were born in wedlock.