Sentence examples for total something from inspiring English sources
That hasn't worked, but Lala is still committed to pay record labels 1c per song played which would total something like $140m in royalties over two years.
Typically, the costs total something from a few thousand to about $20,000 a year.Not that paying the vacunas guarantees safety, as many ranchers can attest.
The interest paid on the debt will undoubtedly total something less than two tenths of one percent of the national income.Of course, the government will have borrowed money since then.
There are at least 4 volumes totalling something like 1400 pages.
If your taxable gifts totalled something between 0 and $5,120,000, that will determine the level at which the estate tax kicks in.
Sanders has indicated he won't contest the results, but suggested Tuesday that his campaign might ask the Iowa Democratic Party to release the raw vote totals, something the state party has never done.
Opposing them on the other side of the road was Pack's 9th Brigade consisting of three Scottish regiments: the Royal Scots, the 42nd Black Watch, the 92nd Gordons and the 44th Foot totaling something over 2,000 men.
Wikipedia claims a collective total of something like £50m at a conservative estimate".
The BMG contract pays the children a total of something less than six figures, Keith Brown said.
… It was so indiscriminate, a total of something like 750,000 messages between Defense Department cables and messages and State Department things.
