Sentence examples for The tallies from inspiring English sources

The tallies of the dead are disputed.

The tallies cover the summer's bird collections through Aug. 25.

The tallies are much lower, of course, than in the two world wars.

The tallies, compiled into a database, are used by Audubon to track bird population trends.

The tallies, released on Monday from Friday's annual meeting, will not force any change at Wal-Mart.

The tallies were then to be manually recorded on forms that were sent to the commission's headquarters in Baghdad.

(The tallies vary, but, by some estimates, there were thirty-three hundred lynchings in the decades between the end of Reconstruction and the civil-rights era).

The tallies gave him a rough sense of distance covered, using a formula of about two hundred cycles per mile, give or take the current.

The tallies from individual quartering areas give some clue: for every four soldiers, an average of less than one weapon has been handed in.

The tallies of crimes committed in the county in recent years vary widely depending on which agency is doing the reporting.

The tallies are slightly behind those for the corresponding period last year, but numbers alone rarely measure effectiveness, Agent Barnette said, adding: "Imagine squeezing a water balloon.