Sentence examples for coming to less from inspiring English sources

The move was a big victory for the grocers' largely Mexican work force, which often receives just $240 a week for working 12 hours a day, six days a week, coming to less than $3.50 an hour, well under the $5.15 an hour minimum wage set by federal and state law.

Her bill came to less than $20.

The bill came to less than $35 a person.

It is understood their bill came to less than £200,000.

A feast for two will come to less than $35.

The bill, including tip, came to less than $20.

For the clerk, a half-day's forfeited pay could come to less than forty dollars.

From her death in 1987 to this August, those royalties came to less than $200,000.

Published and digested, Labour's big housing policy review came to less than hoped.

That came to less than $4 an hour, well below the federal minimum wage of $5.15.

It comes to less than 0.03% of India's national income.