Sentence examples for use to count from inspiring English sources
Tweet of the Week @charlesarthur: Which statistics package do pirates use to count their treasure?
The concept is based on the different prayers observant Jews use to count down the 49 days between Passover, which celebrates the Israelites' Exodus, and the Shavuot holiday, which celebrates God's giving them the Torah.
What the progeric children suggest is that, whatever processes make our skin sag — or, for that matter, make our joints go bad or our arteries harden — they run independently of the chronological clocks we use to count the passing years.
IRS regulations issued 10 February suggest a method that colleges and universities can use to count those hours.
The words you use to count to ten are homologous to numerals in other languages, just as your finger bones are homologous to bones in the wings, paws, and fins of many other species.
Livers from each section were use to count the apoptotic cells.
"I used to count it every day".
"I used to count it for him," Mr. Thomas said.
Being Sunni used to count for something, they said.
She used to count out the dollar bills.
They used to count three Mississippis before rushing.
