Sentence examples for total though from inspiring English sources

In total, though, it's a lot of money.

The Mavericks' point total, though, was the most the Knicks had given up this season.

The total, though, is still about 19percentt below the five-year average for this time of year.

But yesterday, the Legislature approved all of the reappropriations, $51 billion in total, though much of it will not be spent for years.

The Toronto Blue Jays, 72-75 aftheirheir 1-0 loss to the Yankees yesterday, are in position to win 81 games, and their general manager, J.P. Ricciardi, would accept that total, though reluctantly.

With a small upward revision in the June total, though, the state added almost 130,000 in the past year and is one of only nine states to have regained all of the jobs lost in the last recession, said Bohdan M. Wynnyk, deputy director of the Division of Research and Statistics at the Labor Department.

On the basis of his prodigious save totals, though, he is likely to receive a hefty raise for next season, his last year of arbitration.

The number of indirect fatalities is likely systematically under-represented in fatality totals though, due to the difficulty of quantifying and thus documenting such fatalities.

The gap in total numbers, though, narrows steadily as pay decreases.

Her victory wasn't a total surprise, though: She has two World Cup victories and looked the strongest throughout the day.

The VAIO has a slightly higher total resolution, though, if that's what you're into.