Sentence examples for has totalled from inspiring English sources
TJN estimates capital flight from Nigeria has totalled $233.9bn in the four decades since 1970.
Since that point, the burden on Her Majesty has been lessened – no speech after 2005 has totalled more than 1,000 words.
Investment during the last three decades has totalled £57bn and land in Mecca can cost up to £50,000 a square metre - more expensive than Manhattan or Mayfair.
A recent report, entitled Rebalancing our Cultural Capital, found that Lottery funding to these three major institutions, as well as Sadler's Wells and the South Bank Centre, has totalled £315m.
Its balance sheet has also been hit by a costly restructuring of the organisation, which has totalled $1.4 billion in the last six months, as boss Satya Nadella attempts to re-organise the tech behemoth for for the digital, cloud-dominated age.
Google's TAC since it re-signed its deal with Mozilla in December 2011 has totalled $33bn, because that includes not just payments to Mozilla, but also to Apple (for making Google the default search provider in Safari on iOS devices such as the iPhone and on the Mac) and to a multitude of other sites and services.
The pre-sale estimates had totalled £140.3m-£203.2m.
His donations to the party have totalled nearly £5m.
"He has total and absolute integrity".
None of these movements has total control of its area.
Both are tall, and their unison dancing has total harmony.
