Sentence examples for total to keep from inspiring English sources

"There's bigger records on offer, such as playing for England and ending up with a bigger total to keep my name in the frame," he added.

It's all privately funded, and should cost some $8.8 million in total to keep the project going until 2015; $6 million of that has already been raised and put toward the installation itself.

It won five gongs in total to keep its hot streak in the movie awards season going before the Oscars later this month, as it also picked up awards for cinematography and original music.

' There are both row totals and columnar totals to keep track of Total Relateds/Article ' and how many Articles the Columnar Article is a Related for.

"But I don't expect the total audience to keep growing".

Hernández didn't score in that game but Geoff Cameron, who is expected to start at right back for the US on Tuesday, said it would require total concentration to keep him at bay. "Get tight to him, keep close to him, his movement is fantastic – he kind of reads off your movement," said the Stoke City player.

Hernandez didn't score in that game but Geoff Cameron, expected to start at right back for the U.S. on Tuesday, says it will require total concentration to keep him at bay. "Get tight to him, keep close to him, his movement is fantastic - he kind of reads off your movement," said Cameron.

But Mr. de Margerie defended Total's decision to keep open its options in the country, saying that Mr. Bashir was not a war criminal when Total signed its deal.

The World Bank is projecting that emissions from agriculture and food could account for as much as 70% (pdf) of total allowable emissions to keep below a 2C temperature rise by 2050, if governments continue to ignore the problem.

At S = 3.6 psu, the steric repulsion was at least as significant as the negative values of V TOTAL in order to keep the colloids dispersed.

Since 2008, Congress has three times dipped into the national general treasury to borrow a total of $34.5 billion to keep transportation programs going.