Sentence examples for machines count from inspiring English sources

Diebold, whose machines count many votes, has never acted as if it understood this.

The machines count a shopper's coins and exchange them, minus a service charge, for cash or groceries.

The machines count the quarters and issue a receipt to the customer for the amount deposited, less the 7.5percentt surcharge.

But there is also no evidence that the machines counted correctly.

Some of that could be attributable to confusing ballot design, some to voter confusion and some to machines' counting irregularities.

You can read them on a total of six machines, counting Readers that you own and Windows computers.

Its enduring images were of mechanical machines counting pile after pile of disputed ballot papers and pregnant chads.

But in the 15 counties that used the much-maligned punch-card technology, the machines counted 55,742 ballots with no presidential vote out of three million cast.

Directly across the panhandle, at Fort Pierce, on the Atlantic, new computerized machines counted Democratic ballots well enough but refused to accept Republican ones.

Instead, she went to work at a property valuation firm, "making sure the toilets are clean, filling vending machines, counting £1,000 of coins, putting people through redundancy, working in HR, teaching people about the Data Protection Act".

They fed thick stacks of orange demonstration ballots, which like the real pink ballots are studded with 312 chads, through loudly clacking card reading machines counting 1,000 ballots a minute.