Sentence examples for which counting from inspiring English sources

In French, there's a leftover from a different system, in which counting occurred in 20s, which is why 80 is described as quatre-vingt ("four twenties").

Marías is not religious, and in Spain this can still cause problems: for eight years, until they fell out over a dismissive column about the Catholic church, he wrote a weekly column for El Semanal, the Sunday newspaper which, counting syndication, reached four million readers; now he writes for El País.

The message bluntly punched across was "Would you dare buy a car produced by such British executives, married to such airheads?" British cars have long gone, succeeded by a strange interregnum in which "counting the profits and talking the bullshit" went on in the United Kingdom of London, as Larry Elliott of the Guardian called Blair's Britain.

Fig. 5 a Image of CAM with gelatin sponge and b square which counting was done there.

A graticule was therefore used to identify random high power (× 400) fields, within which counting continued until a total of at least 200 tumour cells was achieved.

This was done using a counting frame (the probe that is systematically spaced over the XY plane) of the same size as the sampling grid [the lattice upon which counting frames are systematically spaced; in this case, 100 × 100 μm (or 10,000 μm)].

*19 voters cast two ballots, both of which counted.

"It's really these kind of details which count".

Julia Sebestyen of Hungary is third going into tomorrow's long program, which counts for 50percentt.

The company, which counts Gerard Depardieu among its customers, said sales slipped 3% to £251m.

No one has shot at her yet, which counts for something.