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1. Try to keep a count
2. · Slowly count to ten
3. Ava had never been south of the Yakhan before, unless you count rounding Dromedia point as south
4. The reverend quoted passages out of scientific studies about how singing raises the white blood cell count
5. I find myself staring at the phone once I have put it down … what the hell is Dan playing at? Standing staring at my house for hours on end every evening? Is that legal? Thinking about it, I suppose there isn’t a law against it if he is standing on his property … would it count as stalking?
6. It did say that at last count there were three hundred seventy one claimants
7. is not having any distractions, and I was in deep, deep, trouble on that count
8. I count my relations with Taktor as good
9. Khalid gives him a running count as he types
10. The second Count of
11. He began to count out the bills
12. he began, as he always did in such circumstances, to count the tufts in the grey and
13. ‘Go on, you count
14. The count on the batter was now two balls and one strike
15. There was someone he could count on
16. ‘Ditton said she was out for the count from the moment he found her
17. I had to keep count on my blind fingers as I tried to make a list of my fellow hostages
18. Too often the men of the congregation think the only responsibility is to hire, fire the preacher; count noses at the assemblies, lock and unlock the building, and count the contribution
19. "I'm sure the rock we knocked loose will insure the survivor count is zero," Diam said
20. ’ He said as I float back into the kitchen to count plates … or something
21. "It's just a rolling list entering a new entry down the list indexed by their priority count
22. For the most part we relied on the vague memory of days and the scratched marks that we made to count them on the walls of our cell
23. With every move the record of our days started all over again, and we could never be quite sure, once we arrived at a new place of incarceration, that we could remember the previous count at all accurately
24. The second Count of long years had been her grandfather
25. He seemed to know instinctively that eye of the storm would come from the east, from the direction that lay behind him, in his long distant past, and slumped forward as he was, he began, as he always did in such circumstances, to count the tufts in the grey and threadbare boot carpet
26. ability to count, no rhythm, no vibe
27. We count them as being precious
28. “Didn’t Poltu count the children before leaving the
29. Across the street, they count buses and tattooed girls
30. Satan is loosed and riles up an army too large to count
31. strikes away the count of miles,
32. “Then let’s make this last night count, let’s make it a night to remember!” Kate said coyly
33. Apart from that, I know his family – he was born here in Sulis Min – you can count on him
34. “Damn right I’m interested! You can count on me!” She said with such force that she surprised herself
35. ‘You were certainly out for the count
36. I wandered round the lanes at the back of the town, losing count of all the drowsy flowers blazing up ahead
37. Gaze at the flame while you count to sixty and try very hard not to blink during that time
38. After the count, close your eyes and try to hold the flame in your mind’s eye for a few moments
39. Open your eyes once more, gaze at the flame, and count to sixty
40. " 'Yeah, OK' didn't count as conversation in her opinion
41. Breathe in to a count of four, hold the breath to a count of four and exhale to a count of eight
42. ‘Dip it in the water and count to thirty
43. There, you could count on at least some new arrivals hanging round, whatever time you chose to turn up
44. The roadway is busy here at the entry to what must count as docks … wagons piled high with all sorts of goods trundle heavily along, drawn by much sturdier ggs than my elegant Sefir
45. “So we are in agreement then?” she studied Tarak’s face for a moment and then continued; “I can count on you for support if the time should come to call his honor into question
46. The young man was, by now, emotionally drained, having lost count of the number of dates and encounters that he’d endured in his desperate quest to find marital happiness
47. He was so anxious in fact that not only was he seeing thorns all over the place, he began to count them and certain that he could no longer abide them he removed them all
48. 'Only twenty thousand more, if you count the interest
49. We have a hiccough with one of the post room guys who goes very pale and refuses completely but, after I’d taken him on one side, I find out it is because he has a criminal record for some juvenile delinquency and is afraid that this will count against him
50. There was usually a list of important souls who were only on backup, and a count of all the civilians who existed on backup only
1. She had not been friendly with Kulai until just the past couple local years, she'd lived here a little over three months as she had counted time on Narrulla's Tear
2. Gen: 15:6: And he believed in the LORD; and he counted it to him for righteousness
3. Rom: 4:5: But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for
4. The bible says Abraham believed God and God counted
5. He knew it was the pain that counted
6. counted for nearly an hour, but instead of marshalling his thoughts towards the
7. He counted it, placed it neatly into his coat
8. I counted the breeze-blocks along the foot of the wall by the mattress and extrapolated a total for the circumference of the room
9. I counted the days not by marking the passing of the usual solar landmarks, but by reckoning the drift between waking anger and dreams that always twisted in chimerical fear
10. In the days that followed Smiler’s callous little display of brutality I counted the passing moments of my life through the waves of pain that accompanied my steps along the corridor for the morning’s ablutions
11. My friend is holding three (counted!) roses in her hands as a present
12. I sat alone under the black shroud of my hood and counted out the next few minutes of solitude by listening to my own breathing
13. There weren't many large powerboats in here, unless you counted those mobile gazebos some people lived on
14. Out on the hard shoulder, cocooned within the thin metallic hull of his dilapidated Austin Metro, the small wee man in tweeds and corduroy had now counted for nearly an hour, but instead of marshalling his thoughts towards the infinite number of tufts woven into the boot carpets of this modern, global, automotive world, he found now that his concentration wavered
15. Those that were the most identified with Germany, and supported Germany, were still counted as Jews
16. on splintered boards, is counted upon the draw
17. “Must have counted himself
18. ” Who are these princes? They are those who are counted worthy of the first resurrection
19. Men and women stand up to be counted
20. He paused and counted to ten, remembering that he needed the old girl's help to find his beloved
21. Counted among the best of the newest matchmaking phenomenon of the advanced
22. Lateness is good indication to women that you’re not reliable and that you can’t be counted on
23. I counted the steps down into the murk until I reached the lower level, steadying myself against the cool slimy wall in case I slipped and it felt as empty down there and as hollow and devoid of any interest, except to ghosts and spirits, as I had expected
24. He counted fingers and toes and marveled at the tiny angel
25. even as Omi happily counted his notes
26. There is an optimal time for looking at women before it gets counted as a stare
27. as the days counted down towards the next Tuesday, Karen’s
28. Her senate career wouldn’t have counted
29. mattered that they stand up and be counted in a way that would
30. counted to ten, remembering that he needed the old girl's help to
31. It looked like the seamstress had counted threads for each stitch
32. be counted on the fingers of one hand
33. Brent counted his steps down the walkway and stopped and looked around
34. made straight; and that which is lacking can’t be counted
35. By the time I finished, I counted ten bullet wounds and three of them should have been fatal, still he lived
36. with, Tom counted, eleven place settings in slightly mismatched
37. Whilst his human self mourned the loss of the one man he had honestly counted as a friend, part of his mind was working out that with Chas gone, the bulk of the proceeds of this little project would now come to him
38. I made thirty one coppers profit on that, I’m proud to say, one of the best deals I’ve made this decade and too new for those outside my organization to have counted in my income
39. What he hadn’t counted on was there being a wide bridleway which was metalled and which crossed the path at much the same angle as the road
40. counted every star in the night sky
41. Andy bit back the words trembling on the tip of his tongue and counted to ten slowly
42. By the look of it I counted
43. Yes, I do know a man named Jorma and once counted him as a friend
44. He was the last guy she lived with, and as I just mentioned, I counted him a dear friend at the time
45. Her knees weakened as she counted the number of digits in the check
46. He’d counted on the extra money each year to keep the kids in school
47. Roman could’ve counted every bulb on the nights before, but
48. He then counted all the surviving villagers, and listed them too:
49. Based upon the total dollar amount each of their crews had counted, in a single week
50. Lowering her head, she closed her eyes and counted One – Two – Three – then opened them
1. From there on in however, it became a simple matter of counting days
2. Living a life of counting days in The Waiting Room leaves me with way too much time for pondering
3. "We think there are four counting the Colonel now, Nelson, Humberto and Waldeis
4. The structure was only about ten by twenty feet, not counting the roof overhangs
5. The world was counting on him, there would be no surrender, no throwing away his responsibility
6. In his head, Topher began counting in multiples of sixes, as he always did to calm himself down
7. More urgently, where is that going to leave me financially? I was counting on the rent from the house to pay for this place
8. ’ He said, counting off on his fingers
9. Then, by counting up the blocks that rose along the door frame next to my mattress I calculated the total number of blocks
10. The three of us have a good time together, yet Tandoulou sets me thinking sometimes: On one hand she is intelligent and knowledgeable about many subjects; on the other hand she is rather bossy and obsessed with religion; she is also a scrooge, counting every cent she is to pay
11. In between the still addictive counting games, I developed a simplistic, solitary philosophy suited to my physical and mental capacity
12. ‘Happy, Kate?’ he whispered as the chimes start and everyone starts counting
13. Beyond the hedge and the ubiquitous, unforgiving, waist-high nettles, chunks of ballast gravel, sharp and stained, emited a slight haze of heat, baking the old timber sleepers laid a hundred years ago, counting off the miles between Blue Anchor and Watchett
14. You’re falling behind, brother, a long way behind in the counting
15. According to the story, 4,000 people gather (not counting women and children) to hear Jesus teach
16. "The ship, which is as long as all the streets in Yoonbarla strung end to end, has about as much volume of air inside it as Knume's house, counting the store and still on the bottom floor
17. "Never mind, I didn't even think about counting tables
18. Waves, counting time through daylight hours,
19. Says he, counting out the days,
20. Counting down now, counting the votes,
21. “I’m counting on it!” Her eyes wide, it was her turn to grin at him
22. the footfall vote, and the counting of hands in a great
23. or at the counting of damage, and so rested
24. counting the days until the night shades of skin
25. and white throated counting houses
26. counting roses that climb wallpaper
27. counting the tireless legs of worker bees
28. her way back to the counting of pollen
29. the counting comfort, the reassurance of wolf,
30. “What’s going on; what’s happened?” She went to the young students and began counting heads
31. It sounded to Terry as though he was counting in doggy fashion and had reached nine hundred and ninety-nine
32. Thom idly thought that once the divorce was final, she would be the best of the available women, not counting Ava of course
33. finished the painful task of counting the coins
34. We stood outside the counting booths
35. Most were three stories, counting the roof, some two if the roof was inaccessible
36. She’s talking, counting,
37. sounded to Terry as though he was counting in doggy fashion and
38. Counting the Cost: Luke 14:25-30
39. ’ I replied, counting them out on my fingers
40. The doctor fills the first box, counting out one hundred sachets, and puts the remaining three with the others from the second box
41. Most of these houses were six stories counting dormers and boathouses
42. Thru three moves, not counting to Ava’s place on North Island
43. There probably wasn’t garden enough for more than the four of them back then, even counting the trellises in the trees around it that one could obviously climb
44. Tdeshi grew up in a four person household, her, her sister, her father and his mother, in a house with nineteen rooms not counting the barns and sheds
45. In between charges the nurses compress her chest, counting out the rhythm of life in beats delivered by the heels of their hands
46. Also; if it was some little Gnome in a counting room thirty stories down who left no one, very few would hear of it
47. At a tap on the glass Jock leaves off counting and lowers the passenger side window
48. Dumping his bag on a chair, he rooted around in it for his wallet, counting the limited cash at his disposal … bugger it! Glancing up at the list on the wall he calculated carefully, concluding with a sigh that even if he could afford nothing else, he would blow some of the cash on a coffee
49. “Yeah, he’s down there counting
50. Almost a third of them were associated with the Kassikan in some way, counting those in close association with a Kassikan employee or contractor’s employee
1. “Being registered with the EPA by no means counts for a seal of approval or a seal of safety”, says the National Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides
2. It’s the year that counts
3. John counts the loot as it comes down, logging it onto his computer
4. Yes on both counts - just been told how nice you are! X K
5. It’s what I know, it’s what’s up here, that counts
6. “What counts most in a relationship is that mates inspire each other,” he says at a moment
7. They might not know they are, but we can assume Talstan counts them as one
8. he counts scattered claw marks
9. and the shape of her bones, counts the beats
10. Its not my daughter and that’s what counts, not yours either,
11. ’ He said, pausing by the side table where cutlery is neatly bundled up in napkins - he counts out sufficient bundles and hands them to me then picks up a handful of condiments, all packaged in their plastic bags
12. “Creating a blog and publishing pages online is a job done by everyone today but what counts more is building true respect as an author in the eyes of online community and search engines
13. 28For which of you, intending to build a tower, sits not down first, and counts the cost,
14. He scoops them up and counts them back into the box
15. He counts out the rings, settling on five
16. He takes a deep breath and counts to ten
17. 'I hardly think your opinion counts for much, frankly
18. Every second counts,” Stenworth said
19. It’s the thought that counts
20. I thought I would always feel any guy is as good as another and it's the circle that counts
21. “I fear you are wrong on two counts, goddess
22. At the age of 16 he was called up to the South African Defence Force and although many of his friends are now dead, he counts among the survivors various soldiers, gunrunners and warlords
23. Speaking about his life, it counts as a message too,
24. What counts is the general trend and not some
25. at the adult age the professional training is what counts
26. and report you? It’s the quality of your list that counts
27. Remember it’s the quality of your traffic that counts (not the quantity)
28. the size of their list; it’s how responsive they are that counts
29. That’s when it really counts
30. One of the main benefits of using kale in your juice blends is that it provides a large nutritional punch with one of the fewest calorie counts per cup of any other vegetable
31. “Well, it got the hatch open, that’s what counts
32. counts and butchered barons I knew not to mess with him
33. Feudalism, n, Counts vote, rather your vote that counts
34. His reputation, not the spoliation of actual humans, is what counts
35. “He pleads not guilty Sir on both counts”, the Lieutenant looked quite pleased with himself
36. Nevertheless, it’s your future on this mission that counts – and that is outside your normal life; a future which doesn’t exist
37. Some of these “Ju-Ju” men, trained from childhood in the mystery and ways of the forest, and taught carefully all that has been handed down in their profession for generations, are not altogether imposters, and know secrets which are not known in the Western World of Science; but all that counts as nothing against their bloody and devilish rites
38. “He seeks out the problems, counts them with joy
39. With all respect, being a copper in Manchester or wherever for twenty years, counts for zilch in our mean streets
40. We moved forward slowly as the boat found the current and followed its path; water lapping at the sides as we dipped our oars in unison, dragging them through and up and out of the water on John’s counts
41. That a firearm may be used (illegally) by a criminally minded individual in a manner contrary to its intended purpose(s) counts against the potential action of that individual possessing the firearm rather than that individual possessing a firearm or the firearm itself or any other ―potential‖ weapon for that matter
42. Simply with another force involved in the after contact report the chances of false body counts is zero for the Police will not lie for the Army
43. Communism, fascism, and capitalism are all equally immoral, inhumane, and failed ideologies, each causing roughly equal amounts of great human suffering, with body counts in the many tens of millions
44. The estimates of dead killed varies widely, except for Americans, with most counts around 58,000 deaths
45. “Your counts have already gone down by half, and they should be back to normal in another week
46. “No, we’re not going to do anything about any log barge,” she says, like what he thinks counts for nothing! “And that’s it! Period! Why you couldn’t just do like I told you and stick with getting the money back, I’ll never know
47. Who Would Have Been Far Worse in Presidential Body Counts?
48. What the hell, it’s the thought that counts
49. that counts for me
50. “This report, ” the Lieutenant insisted, “qualifies on both counts