Sentence examples for had to average from inspiring English sources

To meet his goal, Casey Anderson had to average more than a park a day.

A week ago, Darin Erstad of Anaheim had to average just under two hits a game to break George Sisler's record of 257 hits in a season (1920).

Car companies suggest the average cost of a vehicle would increase by as much as $6,000 if it had to average 56.2 mpg 14 years from now; federal agencies put that increase at $2,375.

Could you go for the knockout blow if your opponent was sobbing?" And, before the first of the three routines, Trautwig said that to secure gold, the gymnasts had to average a 13.433.

To get results as accurate as those achieved by the traditional method — inserting a needle into an arm vein — the investigators had to average the results of six to nine drops, said Rebecca Richards-Korthe, the director of Rice 360°: Institute for Global Health Technologies, which did the research.

We've had to average out properties.

You have to average out all that stuff.

"The dealer has an amount they have to average per car to stay in business.

Light trucks will have to average only 21.2 miles a gallon in the 2005 model year.

Under the new rules, they would have to average out the possible results, based on probability.

Even if Hogan is right, his space-chunks have to average out to the smooth reality we experience every day.