Sentence examples for More tallies from inspiring English sources

Also like Jeter, he currently needs two more tallies to make his total round.

Armed with a 10-7 afterthreeafter three quarters, Duke opened the final period with three more tallies before senior midfielder JoJo Marasco breathed a little life into the Orange by scoring a pair of unassisted goals within a 35-second span.

Adding one more tally to a group known to be undercounted would help right the inaccurate figures.

The results demonstrate that the active control and pitch angle control are effective and more tally with the practical conditions.

Machine voting does not produce a more accurate tally.

The Met's more modest tally consists of "Rinaldo," the oratorio "Samson" and a "Giulio Cesare" of its own.

These efforts have kept the official GDP growth rate above 10%, although outside experts reckon a more realistic tally is 7-8%.

Saikaku especially excelled at one-man composition of extended sequences; in 1684 he composed the incredible total of 23,500 verses in a single day and night, too fast for the scribes to do more than tally.

The firm makes its facilities available in whole or in part to managers looking after $11 trillion more, a tally that has recently been growing by about $1 trillion a year.

His spell at Posh was much more fruitful, tallying 83 goals in 186 games.

All this means there's so much more to tally up–and report.