Sentence examples for total to be from inspiring English sources

"Maybe close to 50 total, to be honest".

The chancellor said he expected the £12bn total to be raised by 2020.

But he still expects the total to be more than the $12.2 billion of last year.

plan would be nearly four times the total to be covered by 2005 under all existing programs.

Craig expects around 10,000 dwellings in total to be built on TfL land over 10 years or so.

"What do you think the government spends in total?" "To be honest, I don't know," the man replies.

Some Muslim groups estimate the total to be more like 10,000 of the 1.4 million serving in the military.

The plan was for 5,380 tests in total to be carried out, but in reality only 4,882 were.

This is repaid at £3.50 per week, giving a total to be repaid of £182.

Against the Steelers, expect that rushing total to be no greater than 150 and the point total to be 2 or 4, depending on what kind of field position Denver's defense gets.

(Mr. Kerry's total, to be detailed in his latest campaign finance filing, was not yet available as of late Friday evening).