Sentence examples for officially count from inspiring English sources

Being exclusively middle class doesn't officially count as an ethos.

Published reports have put the number around 50,000 but there is no way to officially count.

It was also because an alternate, the American Gabby Douglas, had the meet's top overall score, even though her performance did not officially count.

But pending legal challenges left it unclear whether any such votes would officially count in determining the outcome of the presidential race.

As if to rub it in, they had even had two Uefa Cups taken away: the 1962 and 1963 Fairs Cups no longer officially count.

Although women often found themselves engaging in ground warfare in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past decade, the military did not officially count their actions as combat, and their battlefield experience went unrecognized.

While thousands watched Checker perform, in order to be officially counted by the Guinness official who had come from New York for the occasion, people doing the classic dance had to go into two "Twist pens" on either side of the stage.

In Cobb's career he recorded 4,189 official hits but 1,211 of his 1,938 R.B.I. are not officially counted.

Experts believe that he will be declared the official winner later this week after absentee and affidavit ballots are reviewed and officially counted.

(Visitors to the space were not officially counted).

There are probably more than are officially counted.