Sentence examples for for tally from inspiring English sources

The next year, also for Tally, Merle recorded "Sing a Sad Song," written by the late Wynn Stewart, a country artist whose hard-edged, loud, harsher-than-Nashville music was known as the California, or Bakers-field, sound.

In 1962, when Merle was twenty-five and had spent a couple of years playing at a variety of clubs in California's Central Valley, he cut two songs — "Singin' My Heart Out" and "Skid Row" — for Tally Records, a tiny Bakersfield company run by Fuzzy Owen, who today is Merle's personal manager, and Fuzzy's cousin, Lewis Talley.

We assumed that the volume of the subsample trees could be measured error free (in fact there is error but it is assumed negligible), while for tally trees we assumed an error.

The errors for tally trees had little impact on the accuracy of volume, but when other variables such as volume growth is analyzed, the subsample tree measurements may be of greater importance.

The episode begins at a book launch for Tally Schifrin (guest star Jenny Slate, Hannahh's former classmate and current nemesis.

Bill requested through Facebook that his friends and family perform random acts of kindness in Grant's memory over Labor Day Weekend and report them to him for tally.

Today's main action is at Warwick, where I fancy Andy Thornton's chances of getting a bit closer to that longed-for tally of 1,000 career wins.

The country has a highly regarded system for tallying ballots.

Calorie Tracker, developed by Lance Armstrong's Livestrong.com, is a good app for tallying your caloric intake.

But the Met in the Parks performances are never occasions for tallying off-pitch high notes and such.

For example, from the eighth to the fifth millennia B.C.E., clay tokens were used in Mesopotamia for tallying livestock and other goods.