Sentence examples for In tallies, from inspiring English sources

There had not been changes in "tallies or anything of that sort," he said.

There has been no big change in tallies so far, Mr. Burton said.

Young men vanish from their homes, only to reappear in tallies of the dead after scorching counterterrorism operations.

He has built up a seemingly unassailable lead in tallies of votes cast in a tense election held on May 10th.

Discrepancies between the preliminary data and the bureau's own projections have also emerged in tallies for New York, New Jersey and other states, although the reasons are still unclear.

Georgia adopted no-excuse absentee voting in 2005 and, like Arizona and California, has seen a recent increase in the number of absentee voters, said Paul Gronke, a political science professor at Reed. "If there is a sudden and unexpected surge in absentee ballots and election officials have not prepared, we could see serious delays in tallies," Professor Gronke said.

He beat Mr. Romney more narrowly on the write-in tally, 146 to 99.

Bell-Jeff sent 14 batters to the plate in the first inning, tallying 10 runs on seven hits.

In tallying questionnaires completed by the universities, the Chronicle counted 59 of the 185 presidents, or nearly a third, as earning more than $500,000 in total compensation.

In tallying the most expensive condos in the U.S., it became clear that New York City would have dominated the list, with many priced at well over $20 million.

In Tally Hall's case, Kitman says Atlantic fronted production costs of $100,000 to $500,000 in exchange for a 50/50 cut of the show's revenues.