Sentence examples for to be totalling from inspiring English sources

Breathless accounts of the lavish arrangements, including five private jets to take guests to the 16th-century castle on the Italian Riviera, a designer gown and performance by pop superstars Westlife, have focused almost entirely on the money spent by the couple, rumoured to be totalling about £5million.

"There has to be total transparency".

"They used to be total strangers.

"There's never going to be total victory.

Allen's devotion to the city seems to be total.

It would have to be total electrical failure".

The schism is unlikely to be total, those on all sides agree.

"It has to be total revolution or nothing: that was our stance".

The defeat of Barry Goldwater in 1964 seemed to be total for the conservatives.

The hostility now appears to be total, unbridgeable, and for those on the receiving end, unbearable.

"It just shows they still believe Chinese to be total foreigners, ignorant and uneducated".