Sentence examples for to total up from inspiring English sources

EU leaders agree to a fresh bailout for Greece, expected to total up to €120bn, subject to more austerity measures.

Charges related to the latest job cuts are expected to total up to $14 million in 2001.

The loans, which are likely to total up to $22,000 apiece, would be paid off over 20 years as part of the owners' property-tax bills.

A friend's dad decided to total up the money they both would've spent on graduation and send her to Denmark instead, perhaps an option worth considering!

In Excel I generated a 'pivot table' to total up counts of torchbearers' ages - there seemed to be a lot of younger torchbearers, so I used an =IF formula to gather those into 10-year age bands.

Global stock markets bounced back on Friday after European Union leaders reached agreement on a long-awaited lifeline for Greece, which is expected to total up to €120bn (£105bn).

The payments could total up to $1500 or so over six to nine months.

If dispersed, that could total up to $5.4 million for Burger King.

"I think our proposals total up to about $400-and-some-odd 400-and-some-odd 400-and-some-odd 400-and-some-odd billion

That payout could total up to $8.4 million, Mr. Blum said in the letter.

Pecuniary penalties total up to $1.1m for companies and $220,000 for individuals.