Sentence examples for will always count from inspiring English sources

But quality will always count.

The pecking order may change, but pragmatism and efficiency will always count.

New money is transforming Hollywood, but institutional memory will always count for something.

Des Grieux, the narrator, gives a fascinatingly unreliable account of his years with a woman for whom luxury will always count for more than love.

Those present could rejoice in some encouraging storylines and almost comical subplots just as much as thrill at the wonderfully attacking football delivered by both teams with Frank Lampard, a beaten opposing manager, conducting a post-match lap of the pitch to applaud those supporters who will always count him as one of their own.

Seen from this perspective, and it is a commonly held one, General Abacha's decree is part of an effort to ease international pressure on an isolated and ostracized military Government, to reward friends and punish critics and, most of all, to remind any who might have forgotten that oil-rich and populous Nigeria does and will always count.

"Being brought up poor means I don't take things for granted, and no matter how much money I make, I'll always count my blessings quicker and more often than I count my money.

You'll always count to eight, "and" and "and a" are between beats.

Counting Blessings: Always, always, always count your blessings.

By gifting her the gift of service, she'll know she can always count on you to be there.

I might cease to be relevant to pop culture as my hair turns gray and falls out, but Coachella will endure because it can always count on new generations of people eager to reclaim their vitality and bands equally as eager to cash a fat check.