Sentence examples for like to count from inspiring English sources

"I don't like to count them," Ellis, 67, said recently.

"I'm an election supervisor, and I like to count votes".

"I've made more trips to Switzerland than I'd like to count," he said with a chuckle.

The Polish zloty is already under pressure.A different problem is how to repair relations with France and Germany, which Poland would dearly like to count as allies.

I don't like to count laps, mostly because my mind wanders and I lose track; but, more than that, I overheat — sweat profusely and turn bright lobster red — in a swimming pool.

I don't like to count laps, mostly because my mind wanders and I lose track; but, more than that, I overheat sweat profusely and turn bright lobster red in a swimming pool.

It's a trick she likes to do, a habit; she likes to count them, pretend they're sparks.

Although she was an heiress with substantial means -- "My mother had mucho money," she said in one interview -- she liked to count the money she earned when she began playing in the subway in the 1980's, sometimes carrying coins to a delicatessen near her house to trade them for bills.

Chang Hyun-sook likes to count money.

Since he likes to count, I ask him to list his five biggest mistakes.

Since he likes to count, we ask him his five biggest mistakes.