Sentence examples for cumulative sales from inspiring English sources

"Wedding Crashers" (New Line) was No. 4 with $8.2 million (cumulative sales of $177.9 million), and "Skeleton Key" (Universal) was No. 5 with $7.4 million in ticket sales.

Flanked by those two openers at No. 4 was "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" (Universal), in its fifth week with $5.8 million and cumulative sales of $90.6 million.

But "Meet the Fockers" (Universal), the third most popular film, continued to draw sizable crowds; it made $10.2 million this weekend, bringing its cumulative sales to $247.7 million.

The US coffee chain has said that it has not made a profit in the UK over 15 years despite cumulative sales of £2bn.

"The King's Stilts" has been a more sluggish mover than any other Dr. Seuss book; its cumulative sales have climbed nearly to the 75,000 mark.

G.M.'s cumulative sales of electrified vehicles rose in December to more than 200,000, according to a person briefed on the matter.

The automaker's share rose from zero in 2002, when it entered China, to 7% in 2006; cumulative sales topped the 500,000 mark just 40 months after launch.

That's more than enough to send its cumulative sales past the $100 million mark: after two weekends, the film has now made about $128.2 million domestically.

Under the rules of the program, the credit begins to phase out two quarters after a manufacturer's cumulative sales reach 200,000 electric vehicles.

"The 40-Year-Old Virgin" (Universal) retained the No. 2 spot with $7.9 million, bringing its cumulative sales to $82.3 million and nearly tied with last week's leader, "The Transporter 2" (Fox), which took in $7.2 million (cumulative sales of $30.1 million).

Cumulative sales of the drug might cross the billion-dollar mark – the milepost for a blockbuster — as early as the current quarter.