Sentence examples for that would total from inspiring English sources

According to my calculations, that would total about $1.80 per tank.

First Union said it would take charges against earnings and reserves for future losses that would total about $3.8 billion.

The House legislation's centerpiece is a package of corporate tax cuts that would total more than $70 billion this year.

Mr. Bush has proposed an across-the-board tax cut that would total $1.3 trillion over 10 years.

About 185 school districts are on a waiting list for grants that would total $900 million, but only $70 million remains in the program budget.

2. Economy: Vote on a Republican economic recovery plan that includes a package of corporate tax cuts that would total more than $70 billion this year.

And he had also received loans from the company that would eventually total more than $400 million.

By the time Mr. Singh closed on the apartment in June 2008, UBS was beginning to experience losses that would eventually total more than $50 billion.

"We haven't done a consumer branding campaign for a long time," said Susan Ollinick, a spokeswoman for People in New York, adding that spending would total $5 million to $10 million.

It has now refunded you the first £60, and will halt further charges about to hit your account that would have totalled £100.

Mr. Wolfensohn called on wealthy nations to spend $40 billion to $60 billion more each year -- an amount that would double total aid spending.