Sentence examples for huge total from inspiring English sources

397 seems a huge total.

England had posted a huge total of 328.

It helped RCB to a huge total of 226 for three off their 20 overs.

Bruce Martin might enjoy himself here, especially as he'll have a huge total to work with.

He'll know that if he bats twenty or thirty overs Australia will have a huge total regardless.

But it would be churlish to be too critical of the bowlers, especially when they had the luxury of such a huge total to defend.

In March 2004, Mr. Obama won the Democratic primary for the United States Senate with nearly 53percentt of the vote, racking up huge totals in wards he had lost to Mr. Rush in 2000.

The market for the syrup, which is turning up as a prime ingredient in breakfast cereals, soft drinks and snacks, has become huge, totaling hundreds of billions of dollars.

The four-day October sale concluded with huge totals: HK$1,552,412,500 U.S.$200,077,4599), nearly double the predicted estimate.

According to this Commission, the global financial costs of pollution are huge, totaling "$4.6 trillion per year 6.2% of global economic output".

Now this may all be too little too late, but it's a statement of the lemming-like mentality of the newscasters, pundits and even the so-called expert superdelegates who, in my view, did not look at the big picture and did not pay proper attention to the huge totals in varied states Hillary amassed all the way to the end, even as the Media put her campaign on life support.