Sentence examples for fitting tally from inspiring English sources

But when this frantic and entertaining spectacle ended in the rosy twilight, it seemed more realistic to believe the final score: Florida 45, Kentucky 37. It was a fitting tally in a match between star quarterbacks, each of them Heisman Trophy contenders.

That "The Endgame includes no graphs tallying cumulative war costs and casualties or correlating recent American economic woes with the Iraq war's duration qualifies as somehow fitting.

It was fitting that I sat down to tally the myths of the year on a day when Beijing was having a bruising debate about truth — a matter as clear as the air outside.

By Evan Osnos December 6, 2011 It was fitting that I sat down to tally the myths of the year on a day when Beijing was having a bruising debate about truth — a matter as clear as the air outside.

It was fitting that Yaya Touré's 20th goal of the season, one of a number of spectacular goals he has scored over the course of the campaign, should take City's league tally into triple figures.

Migration is messy; people's lives aren't easily tallied as points; and no culture ever fits together perfectly.

For example, in Quito (on the Equator), one pixel tallies a 0.86 square kilometer surface, whereas in Reykjavik (at 64°N latitude), it fits a surface less than half this size, or 0.41 square kilometer.

Until all the votes are tallied after election day, there's no way to know which approach best fits this year's electorate.

Yet I never knew anyone who hunted, was pro-hunting, fitted in any way the tally ho caricature or who complained about townies not understanding their way of life, in the manner of straw-chewing yokels straight from central casting.

Mr Romney, who fits in both categories, did not campaign and shrugged off his dismal 3% tally.

In 2008, at least five deaths fit those circumstances and were not included in the homicide tally, according to an analysis of department data.