Sentence examples for tally to a from inspiring English sources

Adding one more tally to a group known to be undercounted would help right the inaccurate figures.

Valentine's Day previews of £405,000 helped push the opening tally to a decent £1.88m from 432 venues.

A few encore screenings at the weekend boost the tally to a nifty £600,000 so far.

The price tag reflected this generous helping of amenities, pushing the tally to a yachtlike $27,999, including shipping, compared with $22,899 for the base model.

First, though, there is the small matter of the 200m and a 4x100m relay that he hopes will take his medal tally to a perfect nine.

He added three more extra points and two field goals to bring his tally to a then franchise record of 117.

Bank holiday Monday pushes the tally to an OK £1.10m.

And she was right; she was there in 2011, and in 2014 increased her tally to an incredible 28, before passing away the following spring.

FOUR MORE FOR MESSI Lionel Messi scored four times to take his season tally to an unprecedented 72 goals and give Barcelona a 4-0 win over crosstown rival Espanyol in Pep Guardiola's last home game as Barcelona's coach.

Strasburg, the 21-year-old rookie sensation, struck out 10 to run his strikeout tally to an unprecedented 32 through his first three starts, yet he experienced his first no-decision in the White Sox' 2-1 victoverover the host Washington Nationals.

Manchester United striker Hernandez is by far the most deadly striker in the CONCACAF region and his two goals against Honduras, in Friday's 2-2 draw, took his national team tally to an impressive 30 in 45 outings.