Sentence examples for beginning to tally from inspiring English sources

Yet viruses have not only taken; they have also repaid us in ways we are just beginning to tally.

But lawmakers are just beginning to tally what is certain to be a multibillion-dollar bill for the federal government at a time of fiscal restraint.

We are only beginning to tally the global impact of converting the resources of the planet into the wealth that has lifted hundreds of millions of Chinese people from poverty.

The government reopened the main highway between Acapulco and Mexico City on Friday under blue skies, while officials farther north were just beginning to tally the damage from Manuel.

He began to tally the cruelties he had committed against his wives and others.

Ms. Hermann summoned a representative of each campaign and began to tally the cards.

Ohio does not begin to tally provisional ballots and ballots from overseas and military voters until Nov. 17.

Innocent and unassuming on the outside, Mr. McLallen, a 45-year-old managing director in finance, began to tally up one swoosh after another.

"Oh, well, like most kids, you can't tell these guys what to do," said Mrs. Hurley, who then quickly began to tally her votes.

Hospital authorities in Orlando say they have not yet begun to tally what will certainly be a sizable cost for treating the wounded of the Pulse attack.

In Colorado, where a quarter of votes are expected to be cast by absentee ballot, election officials have already begun to tally the results, which they cannot reveal until election night.