Examples of using Be counted in English and their translations into Czech
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In time, his victories could not easily be counted.
Then you can stand up and be counted.
When I was in the Senate, Bettis could always be counted to leave half a grand at the poker table.
That it wasn't sent after election day and it shouldn't be counted. Therefore it's impossible to prove.
he's become a folk hero… a man unafraid to stand up and be counted.
in which they said if absentee ballots are not properly postmarked they should not be counted.
A man unafraid to stand up and be counted. he's become a folk hero… But here, in the jungles and towns of southern Ecuador.
Therefore it's impossible to prove that it wasn't sent after election day and it shouldn't be counted.
these are things that should never be counted.
These are things that should never be counted. Years,
Shall be counted from May first, The term of the punishment, nineteen hundred and sixty. including preliminary detention.
The term of the punishment, including preliminary detention… shall be counted from May first, nineteen hundred and sixty.
Shall be counted from May first, The term of the punishment, including preliminary detention, nineteen hundred and sixty.
the votes must be counted, the results published
Of course, it was such a specialized instrument that its practical uses could be counted on the fingers of one hand.
we need to show our customers that we can still be counted on, like that big clock in the square,
I would point out to you the time has come when we ought to stand up and be counted, our men and our allies until aggression is stopped. when we ought to unite.
When we ought to stand up and be counted… when we ought to unite… our men and our allies until aggression is stopped. I would point out to you the time has come… when we ought to support our leaders, our government.
the bombs detonated in London on 7 July 2005 can be counted among the worst acts of terrorism ever perpetrated on European soil.