Sentence examples for old counting from inspiring English sources

Desdemona, trying on the corset her mother gave her for her hope chest, weeps because she will spend the rest of her life unmarried and growing old, "counting worries that never went away".

Dinner is served in the old counting house.

Eddie Williams, 30 years old, counts himself lucky to have a good job, making $17 an hour as a deliveryman for the Bowman Oil and Propane Company.

The program episode skewing oldest counted 85percentt of its Twitter TV Authors above the age of 35, while 98percentt of the Twitter Authors for the youngest-skewing program were below the age of 35, said Nielsen in a blog post detailing these findings further.

Stephen Rea and Rebecca Front excelled in the deathbed wrangle over the old count's secret will.

Under the old count, the January jobless rate was 3.75percentt, down from 3.81percentt in January 2004.

(The old Count de Ribes once objected to receiving the Duke and Duchess of Windsor because she had been divorced).

Suddenly the whole passage made sense, because the chef replies to the old count's order: "Three cold sauces, then?" The other translations have "three cold dishes" or "entrees," with no relation to sauces at all.

And as Azucena later lets slip in the hallucinatory account she gives Manrico of these same events, the old count was right: it was her own son she threw into the fire.

The best view of the Château d'Annecy, a handsome set of buildings dating from the 12th century which once housed the lucky old counts of Geneva Genevaa is, by the way, the nearest airport), is from the water.

Age: A week old, and counting.