"It's such freedom to think I can count on something.
The additional movie also gave the program "balance"—the practice of pairing different sorts of features suggested to potential customers that they could count on something of interest no matter what specifically was on the bill.
"It's up to myself, my staff and my players to figure it out together and certainly not count on something from the outside," Cashman said.
I really believe that we can count on something truly remarkable happening here, a superb creative vision that people will rally around.
"Today we can count on something that we did not have before and which gives us confidence for results in the peace process: dates and guarantees," Mr. Pastrana said tonight in a nationally televised address.
Just when you thought you could count on something... here we up and go change!
While the cheap money is no doubt attractive on its own, Mr. Thein Sein appears to be counting on something else: help in winning the next election, scheduled for 2015.
While there will be the usual talk that Coty is not serious given that it is going public without firm financing and is not going hostile, Coty may be counting on something else to acquire Avon.
But in this contest, Mr. Gilani is counting on something more temporal to tempt voters: the city's impressive array of new highway overpasses, bridges and sewerage networks, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars, that he built during his time in office.
She expected something from him, had been perhaps counting on something, but this is above and beyond.
