Sentence examples for the same counter from inspiring English sources
If vaccinations were available at the same counter, many more would get them".
"Dad worked in the same shop, behind the same counter, five or six days a week, for 38 years, and hated it".
Roy Hughes, who has sold meat from the same counter for over 35 years tells me there were more than 20 butchers in Altrincham when he started trading, but competition from supermarkets all but wiped them out.
The polls show the Democratic governor's design is heavily favoured to win, but voter interest is low, so turnout may not be very good - unless the same counter mysteriously reappears after the polls close, as happened two years ago.
At the gate, digital signs will indicate which airline is operating the next flight, and agents from different carriers will share the same counter space — eliminating the clutter of separate podiums crowding the entrance to the plane.
After all, on 30 November, Mr Loughner, 22, is believed to have wandered up to the same counter of the same store, flashed his driver's licence and walked away with the $439.99 Glock semi-automatic pistol allegedly used to kill six people and injure 14 others on Saturday.
It sprang from the same counter-conservative instinct as post-punk.
No way".A European official says the people doing the trafficking are the same counter-narcotics people that Western countries are training.
Despite the advantages, this system also requires the same counter-selective methods to remove the secondary plasmid from the host.
This work evaluates the CO2, CH4 and N2 permeation properties of five novel composite membranes based on polymeric ionic liquids (PILs) having different cation pendant units, namely imidazolium, pyridinium, pyrrolidinium, ammonium and cholinium, combined with the same counter-anion ([NTf2]−).
"It has the same counter-to-mainstream implication of being progressive, driven by artistic freedom, but people think of bands they like instead of slow black-and-white movies about people silently crying in the ruins of Russian-occupied post-war Berlin.
