Sentence examples for tally enough from inspiring English sources

Then "The Dark Knight" came along and cruised to a $504.7 million tally, enough to make it one of the biggest-selling movies of all time.

A.P. Randolph of Manhattan had only three individual winners but tallied enough points to beat back Boys & Girls of Brooklyn, 78-74, to win the girls' title.

By the time MPs' votes had been tallied, enough members of Park's own Saenuri party had backed her impeachment to ensure the vote was carried.

The two-lane road has tallied enough accident fatalities and serious injuries in recent years to earn the ignominious honor of having government surveillance cameras installed to deter speeding and otherwise encourage cautious driving.

United also did it two years before, when 75 – the lowest victorious tally –was enough, while Arsenal were crowned champions with 78 points in 1997-98.

The final tally was nine, enough for all but the largest families.Many Georgians would have appreciated the reading material, but Mr Buckner did not.

The hope remains that a relatively paltry points tally should be enough to survive this season, given the inadequacies of Portsmouth, Burnley and Hull City.

The tally is easily enough to encourage the Labour-controlled council in its hope of extending the pilot from St Helen's Square and Coney Street where people like me can be seen hunched over our laptops.

The Eagles have never survived a season in the Premier League and, on 27 points, are 10 adrift of the tally that was enough to stay up last year, with 10 games remaining.

In the runs column stood the lone tally, not nearly enough to overcome the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Nader, for his part, tallied more than enough votes in Florida to make the difference.