Sentence examples for to count on going from inspiring English sources

"You're going to have to talk and senators won't be able to count on going home on Mondays and Fridays.

Which, as much as any other reason, is why we can count on going to war.

(Or, as The New York Post put it, "When you gotta go, don't count on going at Starbucks").

The face of American soccer for more than a decade, Donovan had been counting on going to his fourth World Cup.

We are counting on going out there tomorrow and playing well, and we plan on being here Sunday to play in Game 7".

Ms. Ayotte also has the full-throated support of her party, a privilege that another Republican nominee, Christine O'Donnell of Delaware, could not count on going into Tuesday's election.

Just as you begin to count on it, off it goes, hooking up with its smirking henchman, the aging process.

"We're going to count on the Senate to examine, as it must, key issues of concern".

If they know that I'm really going to count on what they do, the person grows and feels much more responsible for the work product.

A pretty good source in Jerusalem tells me that in today's cabinet meeting, Sharon is going to count on the continued trust of his friends in Ariel.

"But we're going to count on him needing a lot less time than a young guy, because he's been there before".