"In line with the global movement of uncountable stakeholders for children, and on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the most important human-rights treaty in history, the European Union and UNICEF sign today a Declaration, which reiterates our commitment to work together," UNICEF Representative in Afghanistan Catherine Mbengue said in her address to conference attendees on 22 November.
Josie looks at the wide reaches of pristine territory and thinks: "It invited the weary and homeless like herself, her worthy children… uncountable millions of unpopulated acres, and so many empty homes like this, waiting to take in the desperate travellers of the world".
The number of times that Ms. Mercurius's youngest children have required hospitalization has been, to her recollection, "uncountable".
The film takes other shortcuts as well, bringing in stock dynamics that have already been wrung dry by television's uncountable police procedurals: mismatched partners, an ex-wife issue, a child-in-jeopardy subplot.
No real suprise, then, that in many of her books, alongside dreamy, neverland English summers and the triumphant finding of uncountable treasures, she unforgettably conveys the hot-eyed, resenting silence of the mourning child who cannot cry.
The uncountable dead were enumerated.
"The number of deaths is uncountable.
Perhaps all tragedies are singular and uncountable.
She is lovingly remembered by her husband, Robert, her children, David and John-Henry, her daughters-in-law Betsy and Schon, her sister Micki, her grandchildren Robbie, Mollie and Christine, her nephews and nieces, many close cousins and other relatives, and uncountable friends.
Let kappa be a regular uncountable cardinal.
Senator John McCain's apparently uncountable houses.
