Sentence examples for a total of something from inspiring English sources

The BMG contract pays the children a total of something less than six figures, Keith Brown said.

… It was so indiscriminate, a total of something like 750,000 messages between Defense Department cables and messages and State Department things.

There were six of us at that time, out of a total of something like 250 grad students.

Wikipedia claims a collective total of something like £50m at a conservative estimate".

If you pay for a grand total of something that is fifteen dollars with one dollar bills, you seem cheap to her.

He told the BBC's Inside Out programme: "By the end of this parliament, success would mean that we have seen a build in total of something like a million homes".

So that would mean that if I were to win five, I would have to do a total of seven or something like that.

The Yankees have committed $277.5 million to two players in this off-season -- Jeter and pitcher Mike Mussina -- and appear to be making fast progress toward a four-year agreement with the star reliever Mariano Rivera, for a total package of something in the range of about $38.5 million.

"This is a total reprise of something that's been tried before and not succeeded".

"It wouldn't be unreasonable to think that we could see municipal issuance go from a total of $430 billion last year, to something like $350 billion next year, which would be a drop of 25 or 30percentt".

In all, 25 subjects reported a total of 34 dreams of smelling something.