Sentence examples for tally away from inspiring English sources

On a frustrating night for British clubs, Harry Redknapp was left to rue the fact that "goals change attitudes" after watching his Tottenham side, two goals up inside 18 minutes, pegged back to 2-2 before Peter Crouch missed the chance of doubling his own tally away to Werder Bremen.

Intermediate tallies away from the extremes tend to be sparsely sampled even for quite large data sets, however, which can complicate direct fitting.

It was one of those days, but it's another point to our tally and away from home too.

Tuesday's triumph followed a 4-1 victory at Torquay at the weekend, taking Southend's tally of away wins this season to five - compared with just three at Roots Hall.

Just as the justices expressed skepticism about the Democrats' request that they set a new deadline and standards for counting ballots by hand, so they also expressed some doubt about the Republicans' insistence that the state should proceed to certify the official tallies right away, without considering any recounts.

Their tally of 13 away wins is the best in the Championship this season.

Burton moved to sixth in the table with their fifth win of the season on the road, equalling last season's tally of victories away from the Pirelli Stadium.

Vaz Te and Tomkins forced fine stops from Mignolet, but the Hammers could not add to their paltry tally of five away goals for the season - the lowest in the Premier League.

Snipes, a Democrat who was first appointed to her post in 2003 by then Governor Jeb Bush, is taking fire from GOP leaders for her office's slow-as-a-turtle vote tallying that chipped away at the narrow margins Scott, DeSantis, and Caldwell held over their opponents at the end of Election Day.

First, in 2000-01, "Plymouth won 13 out of 23 at home (a better-than-average tally) but only two away (much worse).

Now Hareide's team have to produce a win at the Swedbank Stadion and limit Celtic's away goals tally to reach the group stages.