How to pronounce “count on” in English

count on me. And I know I will be able to count on someone else on the project I have to lead.

count on the fingers of one hand the people who said, 'No'.

We count on it.

I really count on him and I think that our people really count on him.

I can count on you.

and then count on the fact that other people will see that pathway.

I can't count on it in front of me.

What can I count on?

but they can't count on a history of data sufficiently representative to achieve correct predictions at a rate that's useful.

He didn't count on the surviving WASPs and the family members of those amazing women, and he didn't count on Colonel Martha McSally, US Air Force retired.

You can't count on things being persistent.

I couldn't count on him and kind of spiraling out of control.

So I need to count on the equipment.

But they didn't count on one thing.

I didn't count on the traffic jam.

a woman could count on upon graduating from a fine institution was teaching school.

And I could count on at least one record a year.

that they can count on.

You can count on friends.

And you can count on friends.

You can count on getting food from someone else.

Because he could count on people to keep secrets.

They can count on that.

And we can always count on a huge, huge applause after the line, immigrants, we get the job done, without fail, every single show,

You can count on me.'

And you count on what other people are seeing as being the real you.

You can't count on people getting better, especially at external skills that aren't even really part of the game.

that you could count on in a crunch.

You can probably count on one hand the number of writers that don't have other means of income.

we can really count on there being a certain number of openings.

And we can count on a certain amount of demand from patients.

you could almost count on for people who are dealing with cancer or dying and stuff like that.

And you can't count on it happening right away.

But you can count on us to be very sensitive to this when it comes to our discretionary grant programs, when it comes to the work that we're doing on best practices

And so we could count on him to help break codes.

But she didn't count on Johnny's total lack of interest in actually getting married.

Nor did she count on the fact that Johnny was a womanizer.

I couldn't count on anybody but myself.

So don't count on exports anytime soon, if ever.

You can count on that synchronicity, all right?

And you can count on the fingers of both your hands the number of reporters in Washington who actually cover the Fed as a full-time beat.

It has a pretty heavy duty character count on the platform.

Though I think we may count on his goodwill, nevertheless, his personality is fraught with many dangers.

And I have people who count on me, right?

It's money you can count on month after month, year after year, and decade after decade.

It's money you can count on, month after month, year after year, decade after decade.

Do you find you can count on your meds once you have taken them?

that I would just have to count on being able to find the material.

You can see the pitch count on the top screen.