Sentence examples for gathered a total from inspiring English sources
He has settled with two offshore hedge funds and gathered a total of $1.25 billion for victims, so far.
In roughly five weeks, Merrill's brokers gathered a total of more than $2 billion for Focus Twenty and the Internet Strategies fund.
By John Donohue August 12, 2008 Last year, in honor of the numerical symmetry of the date, the Boredoms, an experimental four-piece rock band from Japan, gathered a total of seventy-seven drummers in a Brooklyn park on July 7 for a noisy performance of their seventy-seven-minute piece, "77BoaDrum".
Last year, in honor of the numerical symmetry of the date, the Boredoms, an experimental four-piece rock band from Japan, gathered a total of seventy-seven drummers in a Brooklyn park on July 7 for a noisy performance of their seventy-seven-minute piece, "77BoaDrum".
At the end of the Summit, we had gathered a total of 163 individual organizational assessments.
The authors gathered a total of 394 patients where 188 were used for training and 206 were used for validation.
Figure 1(C) indicates that top players can gather a total of 107 visits in a year, while those at the bottom of the rankings collect as few as 10, documenting popularity differences between players that span orders of magnitude.
The Blounts would need to gather a total of about 175,000 signatures of registered voters by next month to get an initiative on the November ballot.
The book gathers a total of 51 carefully reviewed papers describing recent advances and development on various topics including knowledge discovery and data mining, natural language processing, expert systems, intelligent decision making, computational biology, computational modeling, optimization algorithms, and industrial applications.
The graphical dependency structure reported in Figure 2 gathers a total of 14 genes with an occurrence threshold greater or equal than t = 100.
Reflecting on the defeat of Morry Taylor, a lovable tycoon who gathered a grand total of 7,000 primary votes, Mr Lewis concludes that a free man with a heart of gold can never win the presidency.This, surely, is taking pessimism a bit far.
