Sentence examples for could tally from inspiring English sources

There, you could tally 230 bird species in a day.

As the book indicates, races could tally up to nearly 300 miles, with cars speeding for 10 laps or more on roads jammed with onlookers.

Those fees do not include the army of lawyers who get their cut, too, which could tally more than $10 million.

Sources within the club say that Mourinho's camp are insisting on his recently-signed four-year contract being paid up in full, which could tally up to a figure of more than £30m.

WITH its millions of microscopic switches silently clicking half a billion times a second, the computer chip in a typical laptop could tally the presidential vote for the entire country in less than the blink of an eye.

It would be nice if you could tally up the to-dos and say, "With the resources we have, we will need this much time"—and then get exactly what you've asked for.

Airline officials said they could not tally the number of passengers who flew today.

Calorie counters developed in the West could not tally the calories of Mr. Vashisht's beloved Indian food.

But how could she tally up secret stashes of cash, short of peeking under people's mattresses?

Meanwhile, the WFP, instead of forwarding money before it's spent, could itself tally all refugee purchases and pay participating stores afterward in local currency.

Kirk Yang, who heads Asia technology hardware research for Citigroup in Hong Kong, predicts that the company will sell at least 3 million Eee PCs next year but could easily tally 6 million.