Sentence examples for past counting from inspiring English sources
But the dead were already past counting.
Once the danger of hard frost is past, count three or four leaf buds out from the older branches and cut the younger ones there.
The move marks a departure for the company, which has in the past counted on Windows for much of its revenues — but that cash has already begun to come from other places.
An archaeologist digging in the rubble of a distant past counts on the conqueror's havoc, nature's upheavals and plain human negligence to have left legacies of unintended value — like a fragment of a clay tablet bearing archaic writing from an early period of state formation in Greece, more than 3,400 years ago.
Iran has in the past counted on nonaligned nations to blunt pressure from the United States and its allies for harsh sanctions from the United Nations and other penalties imposed on Iran because of its refusal to freeze uranium enrichment, which can produce both nuclear fuel and the fissile payload of warheads.
Chile will have to hope the past counts for nothing, as each of their three previous World Cup encounters with Brazil have ended in heavy defeats.
A more attractive alternative, if we wished to retain something like this theory of truth, would be to say that what happened in the past counts as part of the present state of the world, because the past, like the present, is necessary.
You know, I don't relish the deteriorization process, but I do find it interesting to play characters where the past counts, you know.
(In past counts, bird watchers were most likely to report American robins in areas without snow).
Fantasy fiction tells you that history is available, that the past counts.
