Sentence examples for tally average from inspiring English sources

Last Tango In Halifax dances off with victory The third season hour-long finale of BBC1's Last Tango In Halifax went out with a bang, attracting 6.6 million viewers from 9pm Sunday night for a 26.6% share, up from last week's tally average of 6.3 million viewers.

This knock-off travels to down-on-its-luck Detroit, where Les Gold and his family oversee the American Jewelry and Loan, whose 45 employees tally an average of 700 loans and 20 purchases each day.

One recent survey tallied the average workweek for managers at 54 hours.

BJS tallied an average of almost 21 arrest-related deaths by homicide for the state each year.

In the first quarter of 2015, the government tallied an average of 11 new disappearances per day.

Audience polls in North America from CinemaScore for the film tallied an average grade of an "A-" (on a scale of "A+ to F"), with those under the age of 18 and older than 50 giving it an "A" average.

Set daily by a bunch of bankers who submit their proposed interest rates in the morning in London, where an office then tallies an average for everyone else to use, LIBOR rates ripple throughout the Leviathan-like world economy, impacting credit cards, mortgages, commercial loans and therefore retailers, rents, business hiring, etcetera.

Second, a homework attempt score was computed by tallying the average percentage of homework assignments that were attempted, regardless of their overall accuracy.

This week Fox News established that it would only allow candidates who are in the top 10, after the five polls conducted closest to the debate are tallied and averaged, to debate.

The differences in costs between each matched pair were then tallied and averaged throughout the entire matched-cohort.

July's job-growth figure brings the monthly average tally for 2012 to 151,000, compared with a monthly average in 2011 of 153,000.