Sentence examples for whether you count from inspiring English sources

(Depends on whether you count noncompetitive awards. Barbra Streisand was younger, but she won a Special Tony Award).

Depending on whether you count his abortive race for the U.S. Senate in 2000, this is either Giuliani's fourth or his fifth political campaign.

But the inventory of major planets — whether you count Pluto as one of those or not — is about to be done.

Remarkably, it's her first film – though the situation is muddied by whether you count her uncredited role rewriting the 2008 prison biopic Bronson.

But whether you count captured tusks or elephant carcasses, one thing is clear: poaching pressure has been growing steadily more intense.

The Thimbles are an archipelago of 100 to 365 islands, depending on whether you count small rocks, reefs, ledges and sandbars that surface at low tide, off Branford, east of New Haven.

For decades this speck of a place called Bill had one, two or five residents, depending on whether you counted pets.

On 16 April 2008, Spain scored a European first, (opinion is divided about whether or not it was a world first – it depends on whether or not you count the Amazons) when José Zapatero, the socialist prime minister, entered his second term and announced a majority-female cabinet.

Though of course, this all depends on whether or not you count zombies as humans.

I would like to know, Mr. Blair, Mr. Bush, whether in that military offensive you count on many countries, or whether it's going to be the U.K. and the U.S. carrying out the military offensive.

Despite his varied skillset, it's still unclear whether you can count on him to generate his own offense.