Sentence examples for coming to about from inspiring English sources

Under management's proposal for workers at that level, the supermarkets would contribute $1.35 per hour toward health coverage, coming to about $1,800 a year per worker, enough to finance minimal coverage.

With layoffs at major Wall Street firms coming to about 34,000 since last July, New York City alone risks losing more than 20,000 jobs in the high-paying financial sector over the next two years as the crisis in mortgage markets drives down Wall Street's profits, according to a report issued on Monday.

As New York Times Motherlode blogger K.J. Dell'Antonia, pointed out, "Those aren't conclusions most of us want to be consciously coming to about our daughters, but (as when we fail to talk to our daughters about math) some stereotypes are tucked so deeply into our minds that we act on them without even knowing they're there".

Dinner comes to about $70.

That comes to about $99 per vote.

Other perks come to about £1.6m.

Dinner for two comes to about £90 without drinks.

Dinner for two, with wine, generally comes to about $150.

A meal for two, with wine, comes to about $120.

She struggles to pay her bills, which come to about $2,300 a month, including groceries.

Such fees came to about $3.3 billion in 2013, according to SNL Kagan, a data firm.