Sentence examples for you count that from inspiring English sources

Unless you count that house, Itō's men are all feckless, faithless, or blandly conniving.

Friendsgiving wasn't yet the stuff of bad trend stories, unless you count that one episode of Friends.

Since Mr. Blass retired in 1999, the struggling company has tried five different women's designers (or six if you count that season in 2003 when the public relations director was ghost-designing a collection behind the scenes), but has been unable to recapture a high-end customer for its women's wear.

The Canadiens are led by the vertically-challenged but unstoppable line of Michael Cammalleri (5 feet 9 inches, 12 playoff goals), Brian Gionta (5-7, if you count that pile of phone books he's standing on, 7 playoff goals) and Scott Gomez (5-11, 10 playoff assists) that prompted Eric Duhatschek of The Globe and Mail to call this the year of the smurf.

1518: So Blackpool have had three brilliant chances and West Ham have not even had a shot on goal, unless you count that dubious effort by Ricardo Vaz Te.

Ruddick isn't dressed up in any military apparel or clothes that might make you think he was a veteran, either, unless you count that goofy bullet necklace.

On the other hand, if you found a ballot that was indented all the way through, you counted that as the intent of the voter.

It was one of those hole-in-the wall joints with no decor, unless you counted that golden kitty cat that has their paw raised. .

It would be good to bring a portable music device into the bathroom with you, counting that you would probably need to take your top off.

(If you're counting, that's another odd choice).

If you're counting, that's 1.5 GB of total RAM and RAM-like caches.