Sentence examples for start to tally from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping that this spring, when the power comes back on, economists will start to tally the costs of the storm with a new, highly motivating line item: money down the drain.

Offering different emoji will also mean that Facebook will start to tally and show those different responses: so, just as today you see how many people and who Liked a post, now you will see which people loved it, or found it surprising, or sad, and so on.

That said, Obama has been extremely effective when you start to tally up the legislation that has gone through during his administration.

The states started to tally up and they started to fall into Trump's column.

Nearly three months on, the academics, city officials and company executives who built and are monitoring the Electric Avenue project, consisting of a one-way street with six chargers and parking exclusively for electric vehicles, have started to tally the many challenges to promoting electric transportation.

M1 The biggest symptom I've ever been told about is the constant need to urinate, and because he was going so much that's probably what prompted me to look and see whether there was any other symptoms that could have been…and the symptoms he had started to tally up with diabetes.

Barry believes Balotelli wants to stay at the Etihad Stadium and hopes the controversial striker will quickly start to add to his goal tally.

Once me and my flatmates admitted we had a problem, we started to keep a tally.

My chest is starting to look like a tally chart with all the lines across.

They look to us to start the medal tally".

"I'm going to start keeping a tally".