Sentence examples for started to count from inspiring English sources

Immediately, a stopwatch was started to count the five minutes before death could be declared.

After years on the fringes of international respectability, Spain has certainly started to count in the world.

Last summer, the albums and singles charts started to count streamed tracks in the same way they do records sold.

We haven't even started to count numbers of houses as there are hundreds of houses collapsed in the district".

But when we started to count them, it soon became clear there were not nearly enough of them to account for dark matter".

Recently, Allen sat in Dublin's dingy Ritz cafe, on Middle Abbey Street, lit a cigarette, and started to count the number of recent gangland killings that had occurred in Dublin -- "fourteen since August , 1995" she said.

Sky are starting to count down, rather than up the overs; it's on!

Now they could start to count them: viewing figures, ad revenue, singles sales and tour income.

Meanwhile, a fledgling animal rights movement was starting to count the bodies.

Without meaning to, I start to count the bicycles that are going by on the street at breakneck speed.

But it's only now that they are starting to count the results in the referendum on the alternative vote.