Sentence examples for to total the from inspiring English sources
Officials have yet to total the cost of Minnesota's shutdown, which had lasted two weeks as of Friday, but the price was sure to be in the millions.
To surpass the 967 minutes that Indiana's starters have spent on the floor, Minnesota would have to total the minutes for its 10 most-used lineups.
Herman Hollerith, who had worked for the Census Bureau and was then in the Patent and Trademark Office, developed the punch card system to total the results of the 1890 census.
Lori Miller Germantown, Tenn., Oct. 17, 2008 To the Editor: Despite a litany of hosannas, David Brooks cannot bring himself to total the sum of the parts he has assembled to analyze Senator Barack Obama's future presidency.
And it would take an average 3.6 million Americans -- roughly the number of people living in L.A. -- dumping waste in landfills for an entire year to total the Aliso Canyon gas leak's global warming potential.
In reality, roughly 900 earthquakes of similar intensities to that of the Guerrero earthquake are required per year to total the energy unleashed by a magnitude 7.5 event.
As of Tuesday night, the votes did not seem to total enough to pass the measure.
The other, to total extinction.
"You can literally go from total civilization one minute to total wilderness the next".
The procedure can range from minor nicks to the clitoris to the total removal of the clitoris and labia.
"Listening is the key to total concentration," Ms. Stapleton said.
