count in

Idioms  

1. Include, as in Can all the members be counted in? or I'd love to come; count me in. [Mid-1800s]

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Example Sentences

A spokesman for Farmers said there “could be a variety of reasons” for the drop in policy count, in addition to non-renewals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Where we're at now, it's wins and draws and losses that count in some ways.

From BBC

Skaters make sure the dresses fit OK before McKinnon and her four-person seamstress team add sparkle, which usually means a crystal count in the thousands.

From Los Angeles Times

In subzero conditions in Germany's frozen north, Kiel impressed against their heavily fancied opponents but were unable to make it count in a match with few clear chances for either side.

From Barron's

Alfred Huger, co-founder and chief product officer at AI cybersecurity firm Command Zero, said he expects chief information and security officers to focus on effectiveness over head count in 2026.

From The Wall Street Journal