Sentence examples for total in excess from inspiring English sources

And if England can go on to post a total in excess of 400 for the first time in 27 innings, they will be comfortably in control of the match.

The officials have not been paid for three months and are owed a total in excess of £280,000, a match inspector claimed on Monday.

What he obviously meant to say was England have never successfully defended a total in excess of 300 in ODIs that they have lost.

And, by the fund's actuarial calculation, about $60 million more will be paid in coming years, for a grand total in excess of $90 million.

So there is little surprise that Atletico's manager, Diego Simeone, wants Kagawa and Hernandez in a deal which would total in excess of £25m.

Home sales fell below 100,000 in October for the first time in 2014, he added, though current estimates suggest that the number of houses sold in 2014 will total in excess of 1m for the second consecutive year.

(Another defamatory accusation that cost several newspapers a total sum in excess of £2m).

During his tenure, the group's revenues have grown manifold, totaling in excess of $100 billion in 2011-12.

Totals in excess of 200 have been rare in the tournament's short history, with only one come from the first two installments.

Since February, when the center re-opened its legal clinic, it has received more than 170 complaints from workers for wages totaling in excess of $557,000.

Analysis of the files indicates that 11 accounts held at HSBC Suisse between 2006 and 2007, which in 2007 had deposits totalling in excess of $110m£71m1m), belonged to individuals linked to the investigation, known as "Operation Car Wash".