Sentence examples for that actually counts from inspiring English sources

That actually counts as job advice for this crowd.

We're going to overtime At long last Bullock gets off a kick that actually counts... and this one rebounds back off the left-hand upright.

"You can start building a profile where you're building up a transcript that actually counts for something and you can get it from all of these different sources".

A: Uefa wants clubs to balance their books over a three-year period starting from the 2013-14 season but the first season that actually counts is this one, so the initial period under the FFP guidelines is actually two years, not three.

That actually counts as more evidence that they have become collateral damage in your relationship battle with your ex.

Which is a shame because this is what everyone else is doing right now – and Flower's list is the only one that actually counts.

And three Republican electors have threatened to cast their votes — votes that actually count — for Ron Paul.

"It was neat to get back out there and have shots that actually counted, even though it was a Pro-Am".

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, on his way here for a triumphal nomination, ended the last bit of uncertainty surrounding next week's convention by killing efforts to allow voters in all states to cast primary ballots that actually counted.

The time for gimmicky dunks and defensive indifference is over, from here on out the schedule is a ruthlessly jam-packed gauntlet filled with games that actually count in the standings.

Now, suddenly, spectators had a real race to watch and an outcome that actually counted – which had not been the case since the middle of the summer when it became all but certain that Vettel would win the title and become the youngest double world champion in history.