make something count

No one has made a comprehensive count of the homeless recently.

He rose to become a colonel and was made a count in 1763.

First thing you'll want to do is get up there in the net and make a count, just to be sure we have enough.

I picked out the boys by name and slowly made a count of them.

In 1628 he was made a count of the empire.

I made a quick count of the audience; there were twelve.

This was the only occasion that the state made such a count.

He had been made a count and peer of France in 1818.

For his achievements, he was made a count in 1855.

He ran to cover and stopped again to make a count before proceeding.