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Sentences ending with counted

Our adversaries have us now clearly at disadvantage on the second Wednesday of February, when the votes should be officially counted. [7]
For the purpose of showing that the assignment was not in the bundle when Talbott got it, is the story introduced into Lucian's affidavit that the deeds were counted. [7]
How many of mine I have counted! [5]
I finished "Those Extraordinary Twins" night before last makes 60 or 80,000 words--haven't counted. [5]
He appeared in every sense of the word like one of the plain people among whom he loved to be counted. [7]
I had had a glimpse of it fifteen years ago, and another glimpse six years earlier, but both were so brief that they hardly counted. [5]

Short sentences using counted

She had counted them. [9]
Has anybody counted the spoons? [6]
And you counted the rest. [9]
The lad counted like lightning. [11]
He's been counted dead. [11]

Sentences containing counted two or more times

Fulkerson felt his personal disqualification for working the thing socially, and he counted upon Mr. March for that; that was to say, he counted upon Mrs. March. [8]
Her father's money counted in this; she divined that Beaton was poor; but that made no difference; she would have enough for both; the money would have counted as an irresistible attraction if there had been no other. [8]
But she counted and counted till she got that addled she'd start to count in the basket for a spoon sometimes; and so, three times they come out right, and three times they come out wrong. [5]

More example sentences with the word counted in them

Ditmar, she knew, would be waiting for her, he counted on her, and she could not bear to disappoint him, to disappoint herself. [9]
Everywhere dead men were lying outside the second fence--not plainly visible, but still visible; and we counted fifteen of those pathetic statues--dead knights standing with their hands on the upper wire. [5]
Then the dead were counted, prisoners exchanged, the terms of the next disagreement agreed upon, and the day for the necessary battle appointed; after which the armies fell into line and marched away, and Tom turned homeward alone. [5]
Soon their backs were bared, their faces were turned to the wall, and, as Gabord with harsh voice counted, the lashes were mercilessly laid on. [11]
If the flats were advertised as having "all light rooms," he explained that any room with a window giving into the open air of a court or shaft was counted a light room. [8]
If he had wealth, that would be almost a certainty, and he counted Sheila's gold as a guarantee of power. [11]
And then, while we counted out the last seconds of the half, came a snap like that of a whip's lash, and the bowl of Richter's pipe lay smouldering on the grass. [9]
At first it was Mr. Barbo alone who perceived Eliphalet's greatness,--Mr. Barbo, whose opinions were so easily had that they counted for nothing. [9]
Mandane said it was but nine, she had counted it up herself; and he agreed, and declared that her little fingers must be bewitched. [10]
Whoever had stirred up and organized the hordes, whoever was the author of that ticket of the discontented, had not counted upon the sleet. [9]
To have piled up a correspondence of that size in the time, and under the circumstances already noted, quality considered, may be counted a record in the history of travel letters. [5]
Presently he stopped, took out his pocket book and counted his money. [5]
It was counted to him as a devil's incantation, the music that he played that night, remembering his promise to Dicky Donovan. [11]
You forced him to die alone with your sneering face, while your shrew of a wife counted cards downstairs. [9]
I know this to be reliable, because I saw a man who said he had counted it many a time and could not be mistaken. [5]
The prisoners had to be counted before being let out. [2]
I would bring this to an end when I had counted ten; I would strike home when I said "ten. [11]
For a moment they had thought him inconsiderate to come among them in this crisis, for he was no longer of their scheme of things, and must be counted out, a beaten, battered, blind bankrupt. [11]
This Honest, whom they ever counted also a Pious Man, had so much conceit of his Talents, that instead of Reading a Sermon appointed, he to the Surprize of the People, fell to preaching one of his own. [6]
The watchers counted these specks eagerly--fourteen--nobody was missing. [5]
In the meantime there was the public: to permit the other fellow to capture that was to be lacking in ordinary prudence; if its votes counted for nothing, its savings were desirable; and it was fast getting into a state of outrage against monopoly. [9]
While I know there are many Democrats, on this floor and elsewhere, who disapprove that message, I understand that all who voted for General Cass will thereafter be counted as having approved it, as having indorsed all its doctrines. [7]
Why, he counted them every day! [5]
We'd counted on the year of Simon's re-election. [5]
I have counted the words in MacAlister's drivel (I certainly cannot call it a speech), and there were exactly three thousand four hundred and thirty-nine. [5]
I turned to the wall and counted twenty, to pass the feverish time away. [5]
Up to 1774, the times that Mr. Swain mentioned his son to me might be counted on the fingers of one hand. [9]
It is said the noses have been counted and enough votes have been bought to pass it. [5]
He, who, at the Museum, was counted among the skeptics, liked biblical sentences, such as "All is vanity," and "We know but in part. [10]
I counted out the money, scrutinized by the curious eyes of his companions, and pushed it over to him. [9]
Stephen counted out the money grimly, in gold and Boston drafts. [9]
While some of the guards dragged the prisoners together, counted them, and tied them with ropes, their commander, with the others and his dogs, set off on the track of the fugitive. [10]
He always had the day after Thanksgiving as a holiday, and this was the day he counted on. [4]
It was true that Tardif was a thief, but she knew that his theft would be counted a virtue before the world. [11]
I have said that I cannot tell whether the Counsellor is to be counted as one of Number Five's lambs or not, but he evidently admires her, and if he is not fascinated, looks as if he were very near that condition. [6]
Philip paid them, swollen as they were with a monstrous list of extras; but he seriously counted the diminishing bulk of his own hoard, which was all the money he had in the world. [5]
Fearful of the suck, we crept along the Indian shore until we counted the boats moored in the Bear Grass, and presently above the trees on our right we saw the Stars and Stripes floating from the log bastion of Fort Finney. [9]
For our Colonel's strength was not counted by rifles or men alone: he fought with his brain. [9]
He began his story confident of his orthodox guests' sympathy; but to his amazement they both disapproved of the undertaking, and not, as they declared, on his account only or for the sake of the help they had counted on. [10]
Yonder a camel-driver squatted and counted his earnings; and a sheepdealer haggled with the owner of a ghiassa bound for the sands of the North. [11]
It came out some other way--some way I had not counted upon. [5]
We had a solemn stage-wait, now, for about twenty minutes--a thing I had counted on for effect; it is always good to let your audience have a chance to work up its expectancy. [5]
They sat in silence, which the old tall clock counted out in long seconds; but it was silence which meant more than any words they had ever spoken. [6]
I counted the seconds until the enemy's seamen would be pouring through our ragged ports. [9]
In my experience, previously counted chickens never do hatch. [5]
Some other remains, preserved from decomposition by the grape system, told me that the grapes were of a peculiar breed, highly medicinal in their nature, and that they were counted out and administered by the grape-doctors as methodically as if they were pills. [5]
Three times he played, and three times he counted victory; and before three suns had come and gone, they climbed a hill that perched over Lonely Valley. [11]
We counted sixty panes of glass in one window, and each pane was adorned with one of these master achievements of genius and patience. [5]
The dragoman had paid his master, but that counted as nothing--if you hire a man to sneeze for you, here, and another man chooses to help him, you have got to pay both. [5]
Tom counted the pages of the sermon; after church he always knew how many pages there had been, but he seldom knew anything else about the discourse. [5]
It was poured out quickly, and then thirty drops of laudanum were carefully counted into it. [11]
She anxiously drew out her little money-bag and counted the contents. [10]
He had been open-handed, had stood by his friends, and, up to a few days ago, was counted a good citizen; for many had come to profit through him. [11]
He coolly counted one, and said, "Game. [11]
Guida counted as one of the crew, for there was little in the handling of a boat she did not know. [11]
I counted up once, just to tease father--he's the seventh generation from Ebenezer Bumpus, who came to Dolton. [9]
Nothing has succeeded on which I had counted, and on the contrary many things have justified my fears that they would fail. [10]
He was an official of the public--or so he counted himself--and he very shrewdly knew his duty in that walk of life to which it had pleased Heaven to call him. [11]
In a great number of long-horned beetles (Longicornia) the organs are situated quite otherwise, the rasp being on the meso-thorax, which is rubbed against the pro-thorax; Landois counted 238 very fine ribs on the rasp of Cerambyx heros. [1]
Perhaps he had not counted on the burning of the warehouse, but this would tell now in his favour. [11]
The reading-matter in my copy of the Munich journal consists of a total of 1,654 words --for I counted them. [5]
Within the next mile we counted six more hanging forms by the blaze of the lightning, and altogether it was a grisly excursion. [5]
I thought I might have counted on my fingers the number of men cognizant of my connection with the case. [9]
However helpless he might be in a court, he could be counted on to stand up stanchly in a personal argument. [9]
But nevertheless Sam might be counted on in each of these little rebellions. [9]
He did not know himself, how much it was, for it was neither counted, nor entered in books. [10]
This railway from Johnson City, hanging on the edge of the precipices that wall the gorge of the Doe, is counted in this region by the inhabitants one of the engineering wonders of the world. [4]
So I took it out of its hiding-place and counted it to see if any of it was missing. [5]
What comfort there is to a lover in gazing at the blank and empty house once occupied by his mistress has never been explained; but Philip would have counted the day lost in which he did not see it. [4]
I counted the irregular pulse-beats, then listened to the action of his heart, with my ear to his breast. [11]
The old man invited Adam to take the eighth place in the vehicle, so he counted his pennies, and room was made for him opposite Flora, called by her family Florette. [10]
Peter was an invalid, and the whole weight of the perplexing affairs of the failing firm fell upon the one who detested business, and counted every hour lost that he gave to it. [4]
Vaudreuil's vanity was injured, and besides, he counted Doltaire too strong a friend of Bigot. [11]
Tallant's a factor in the business life of this city, and he has to be counted with. [9]
The money was in a bag, and Solomon Isaacs said he had not touched it since he had counted it; his oath was taken that it was the same money, and that the amount was eleven hundred and seven ducats. [5]
A man like Iberville was not to be counted lightly; for every word he sowed, he would reap a harvest of some kind. [11]
Hamilton (Asia Minor, I. p. i) counted some sixty of them, and could not ride round the hill of Alayattes in less than ten minutes. [10]
With desperate will I turned again and counted one hundred, and faced about, all in a tremble. [5]
In the spring I have counted one hundred and thirty-six different kinds of weather inside of four-and-twenty hours. [5]
I know better, I counted 'm myself. [5]
But in that hour of darkness I counted upon my lady's spirit. [9]
Had they registered his own death sentence, the deacon would have counted them straight, and needed no town clerk to verify his figures. [9]
I had counted her clever; I had not reckoned with her powers of reasoning. [11]
Probably the vision he had of Evelyn counted for very little in his halting decision. [4]
At any rate, he counted out the change, and gave it her. [12]
He tossed about, he counted every step of the late night birds on his gallery; he got up and lighted a cigar, and tried dispassionately to think the matter over. [4]
But the moment he comes forward to exercise a public trust he can be confidently counted upon to betray that trust in nine cases out of ten, if "party loyalty" shall require it. [5]
Three years ago he asked me to testify again: I counted my graves, and there was nothing for me to say. [5]
She could scarce have counted the number of times she climbed the great hill like a fortress at the lift of the little bay of Rozel, and from the Nez du Guet scanned the sea for a sail and the sky for fair weather. [11]
Nevertheless, the stars have been counted and the astronomer has survived. [6]
I put my hands over my eyes and counted till I could stand it no longer, and then --the pallid face of a man was there, with the corners of the mouth drawn down, and the eyes fixed and glassy in death! [5]
I have a great respect for these divine paroxysms, these half-inspired moments of influx when they seize one whom we had not counted among the luminaries of the social sphere. [6]
There are the gaming clubs with their ridiculous names, L'Amour, La Mignonne, La Desiree" (she counted them reflectively on her fingers). [9]
Honora counted them, from the eldest ones that ran over her little grass plot on their way to and from the public school, to the youngest that spent much of his time gazing skyward from a perambulator on the sidewalk. [9]
It was remarkable for the long succession of clergymen in its genealogy, and for the large number of college graduates it counted on its rolls. [6]
With a young fellow of the habits of Philip, such injuries cannot be counted on to tarry long, even for the purpose of love-making, and Philip found himself getting strong with even disagreeable rapidity. [5]
The man who failed to win something tangible in sport or law or business or politics was counted out. [9]
His narrow study expands into a stately library, his books are counted by thousands instead of hundreds, and his favorites are dressed in gilded calf in place of plebeian sheepskin or its pauper substitutes of cloth and paper. [6]
There were some crow's-feet, but they counted for next to nothing, since they were inconspicuous. [5]
Pulling a great cowhide wallet from his pocket, still holding the locket in his hand, to the amazement of the clerk he counted out twenty dollars and laid them down. [9]

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