Sentence examples for recount up from inspiring English sources

"Iran's electoral watchdog, the Guardians Council, has expressed its readiness to 'randomly' recount up to 10percentt of the ballot boxes from last week's disputed presidential election, state television quoted a spokesman as saying".

At that point, the top priority for the Gore forces was to get the recounts up and running, especially in Miami-Dade County, which is the most populous in the state.

The recount held up the announcement of a victor until early Saturday.

Just before the deadline, the board, 800 to 1,000 ballots short of a complete hand recount, sent up an incomplete tally.

Last Tuesday, as the county's hand recount racked up dozens of new votes for Vice President Al Gore, the mayor had lunch at the Governor's Club in Tallahassee with a Republican state legislator.

Both the height and the sharpness of the spike they recount push up against the limits of what some geophysicists think Earth's outer core is capable of doing.

But now that Florida is purging its precincts of 25,000 touch-screen voting machines — bought after the recount for up to $5,000 each, hailed as the way of the future but deemed failures after five or six years — no one is biting.

Most recounts end up adding votes to all candidates.

A little girl trotted by, she later recounted, looked up at her, and then looked at her mother.

In an interview Mr. Daltrey recounted growing up in postwar England and playing and listening to American music.

Perhaps it was the passion in his soft voice as he recounted growing up in North Carolina, learning to play the blues while tending to the family tobacco farm.