Sentence examples for totals a from inspiring English sources
A straight 45% cut of $200 million totals a whopping $90 million.
In the event, the audience totals a hundred and seventy-four.
On the other hand, the city's gross receipts totals, a reflection of consumer spending and tourism, have been disappointing since the wage went into effect.
The clue is in the scene where he totals a freight train rather than removing the car trapped in its tracks.
For one thing, it is short – so short in fact that the term "novel" might be stretching things, unlike The Festival of Insignificance itself, which totals a lean 116 pages.
It also does not include unelected party leaders such as Natalie Bennett of the Greens – which skews the smaller party's totals a little bit – or unelected figures that are viewed as representative of the party (eg Alastair Campbell).
And property assets totalled a mere €17m.
Together, those agreements total a reported $2.61bn.
Lloyds PPII costs now total a potential £9.825bn.
Costs that total a few hundred thousand dollars.
His final career scoring totals -- a record at a school blessed with many fine lacrosse scorers through the years -- are 309 points, on 194 goals and 115 assists.
