Sentence examples for the tally from inspiring English sources

"the tally" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is a general term that can refer to anything that has been counted or measured. For example, "The tally of those in favor of the proposal was 36."

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the tally

verb

To count something.

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The tally?

The New York Times

The tally keeps growing.

The New York Times

The tally begins with Nos.

The New York Times

(The tally so far: four).

The New York Times

The tally was ugly.

The New York Times

STEVE COLL: Here is the tally….

The New Yorker

The tally of dead steadily climbed.

The New York Times

The tally and scope would be unprecedented.

The New Yorker

So far, the tally is 91.

The New York Times

The tally was 47 yeas, 13 nays.

The New Yorker

By Jan . 27 the tally was 17.

The New York Times

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