Sentence examples for tally with those from inspiring English sources

Some of the dates on the documents don't tally with those in her book.

We have been saying for some time that our figures didn't tally with those being put out by the Home Office and it's only now, on the very day the consultation ends, that we have found out why".

One person who best fits Dr Solomon's definition is – surprise, surprise – Cheryl Cole, whose lean, oval face, visible cheekbones, thin nose and full lips tally with those of the classically beautiful face.

[At this point Wiggins shows interviewer his personal page on the Adams system – the computer system through which he monitors his "whereabouts" for random testing. The TUEs are listed on the left of the web page. They tally with those leaked by the Fancy Bears hackers.] BW: When the TUE applications are granted, they are uploaded to my Adams system, so that is what I live by every day.

These findings tally with those of ecologist Tim Birkhead at the University of Sheffield in the UK.

The study concludes that design values and perceptions of architecture as read by members of the architectural profession do not tally with those of the public.

My six-year-old correspondent listed many reasons she and her friends love Frozen, and most of them tallied with those of the adults.

While Pontecorvo's wife sat with their three boys, which is confirmed by their ticket numbers, Pontecorvo's ticket number tallies with those of the only two passengers who also changed flights at Stockholm.

There's lots more data in the rest of the survey; take a look and see if your experience tallies with those of the respondents.

It is instructive to compare the New Zealand biodiversity tallies with those for the best-studied region of the world, namely, the ERMS region, which, at 21.76 million km2, is about five and a half times larger than the New Zealand EEZ, but has not quite twice as many species of Animalia.

That doesn't seem to tally with the anecdotal evidence.