Sentence examples similar to go tally from inspiring English sources

In all his planned events this week, Mr. Bush will appeal strongly to swing voters by appearing in places where Republicans do not always go, tallying endorsements that Republicans do not always get and framing his proposals in populist terms, with so-called average Americans on hand to help him make his case.

Dartford manager Tony Burman told BBC Radio Kent: "For 60 minutes it was fairly even, but a bit of tiredness crept in and because you go a goal down, it doesn't mean you need to go tally-ho for the next five minutes.

But now that it's going live, Tally will be able to use that funding as it begins marketing the product more broadly.

The methods used in collecting data do not allow researchers to go beyond tallying "symptoms," which, in many cases, were entirely appropriate in the wake of disaster.

Here's how the Tally app works, Brown explained: Users can scan all of their personal credit cards into Tally, go through a brief credit score check, then authorize the startup to pay those bills from a Tally-issued line of credit.

Yet that is the uncomfortable scenario faced by Gus Poyet, the Sunderland head coach formerly on the payroll at White Hart Lane, and in the wake of their midweek defeat to Chelsea, the South American saw another opportunity for his side to add to their meagre points tally go begging.

His two spot kicks saw his tally go up to 47 league and cup goal this season.

Your friends might be annoyed if you go around saying, "Tally would do this".

Not surprisingly, the video has gone viral, tallying up more than 886,000 views on Facebook.

Other tallies go too far, lumping veterans' education benefits and other programs into the mix.

The FAO fears the tally will go on increasing for years to come.