Sentence examples for will certainly count from inspiring English sources

Anti-racist votes in the North West region for Labour, the Liberal Democrats or the Conservatives will certainly count.

Danny Welbeck's opening goal for United will certainly count in their favour as a result of the away goal rule and Ronaldo seemed unsure as to his side's chances of progression in the Champions League.

Have a marvelous turkey day and count your blessings as I will certainly count mine.

Try bonus points – and losing ones – will certainly start counting then.

Taken together, these developments certainly count as an improvement.

Now, it is making a come back.Appearances certainly count.

The events of the last week certainly count as experience.

We can certainly count on our political leaders for that.

The Republicans can certainly count some victories, although symbolic ones.

For England, the heroics of Alex Hales will almost certainly count for nothing if they lose to South Africa on Saturday.

I'll certainly look back.