Sentence examples for trail counting from inspiring English sources

Young, drifting but back Heard on the trail Counting voters, counting votes Give thanks for suburbia ReprintsThe area's voters are fickle.

Young, drifting but back Heard on the trail Counting voters, counting votes Give thanks for suburbia ReprintsAmerican elections are fought mainly on the airwaves and every four years, inevitably, the combat becomes more intense and more gruesome.

Young, drifting but back Heard on the trail Counting voters, counting votes Give thanks for suburbia ReprintsSince 2011 nine states have enacted and 34 have considered laws requiring voters to show photo-ID in order to vote.

Young, drifting but back Heard on the trail Counting voters, counting votes Give thanks for suburbia ReprintsWho let the dogs out?"If Claire McCaskill were a dog, she'd be a Bullshitsu".

Young, drifting but back Heard on the trail Counting voters, counting votes Give thanks for suburbia ReprintsMr Romney declared that he had no desire to see American military force used in Syria, tweaking the president only for failing to help rebels unite against the Syrian regime of Bashar Assad, and for failing to arm "responsible" insurgents.

The trail counts for the past three years (2010-12) were then used to generate a weighted average.

As you walk down the trail, count your steps.

Recent improvements in South Korea's bike network have resulted in 1,677 miles of trails and counting.

Asked where the three get their deal flow, Nathan points to the many entrepreneurs who Trail Mix counts as investors, including cofounder Neil Parikh of the sleep company Casper; cofounder Nick Taranto of the meal kit company Plated; and Warby Parker cofounder Neil Blumenthal, who is also CEO of the eyewear company.

The number of sporozoites and trails per field were quantified and only trails were counted that were associated with sporozoites.

You get out of the car, take an iPhone photo of the vapor trail and start counting -- one Mississippi, two Mississippi -- as you would for lightning, followed by a thunder clap, to gauge distance.