Sentence examples for made to count from inspiring English sources

This has to be made to count.

Everything is made to count, separately and together.

Here is a rare stage performance in which, truly, every word is made to count.

Spelling, grammar and punctuation will be made to count in exams.

The production, by Daniel Jeanneteau, was controlled in every detail, with nothing wasted and every gesture made to count.

USAID's head, Rajiv Shah, is optimistic that the reformers will win this argument, pointing to a fiscal environment in which every dollar must be made to count.

Calories were made to be counted, but they have generally been counted for two very different reasons.

Another objection is made to these counts, that they are too vague and uncertain.

Generally, you have to make money to count money.

To name it, make sure to count from the side that gives it the smallest number.

Nor does it makes sense to count your losses from such unknowable points in time.