1.   Dennis tells me to calm down, take a deep breath, and count back from a hundred.

2.   I start counting from Wednesday which I know because it was the first day of term.

3.   She can already count from one to twenty.

4.   After staining, dishes were photographed, and adherent cells were counted from the photographs.

5.   But it seems the Braves always get production when it counts from sources other than the big hitters like Justice, McGriff and Chipper Jones.

6.   Company officials insist their offer for Learning Co. is not diluting shareholders based on cash flow or operating earnings, the measures that count from their point of view.

7.   Do you count from the first wedding date or the second?

8.   In a table indicating when Easter should be celebrated, Exiguus counted years from the birth of Jesus rather than the reign of Emperor Diocletian.

9.   Start counting from the moment the water returns to a boil.

10.   Those votes were from the Eastern region, with votes still to be counted from Canada and the South, West and Central regions.