take the count

Her husband had died after only a few years of marriage, and she really took the count.

For the third time in twenty-four hours I took the count.

He took the count to 2-1 and then launched the ball in the air.

I've always been a guy that takes the count deep, with two strikes.

Jerry took the count a long while ago, and has he fallen hard!

James told the cheering crowd as he took the count all the way up to seven.

This was the first time Carr had ever seen him take the count at the hands of man.

When the guests rose from table he took the count's arm and drew him into the park.

Once the officer has taken the Count away and the soldiers start searching, they will be half drunk.

It took him 25 seconds to take the count and then get back to his corner.' "

Ruelas took the count and seemed all right for the rest of that round.

Only two got as far as the sixth before taking the count.

That took the count of total number of stations to 32.

Mills took the count in a sitting position before falling sideways and being counted out.

Gus smiled at this and took the Count's hand.

Kodippili also said the officials are taking the count of inmates to find out how many escaped.

It currently has 230 stores and is set to take the count to 660 by March 2009. '

Early next morning the captain ventured to take the count and the lieutenant up to the observatory.

The cook had gone into the storeroom beyond to take the count of what would be needed to prepare the evening meal.

Caesar went weak in the second round, and took the count in the third.

Every available inch of space was jammed by an overflow gallery when we took the count.

Jay Mac took the count of the encampment to be one hundred, give or take a dozen.

"Ringo" took revenge on the loss of his half-brother and made him take the count.

"We don't know exactly how many have escaped now we are taking the count," Kodippili said.

"Take the Count Basie band off the road and put them in residence for a month."