Sentence examples for which tallies from inspiring English sources

The Recording Industry Association of America, which tallies sales, named her the best-selling female R&B singer of the 20th century.

The mostly widely cited public source for this claim is the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, which tallies public numbers each year.

Last year, 60 American service members were killed, down from 961 in 2007, according to the Web site icasualties.org, which tallies coalition and civilian deaths.

Some people brandished statistics from Compubox, which tallies jabs and power punches (that is, every punch that isn't a jab) thrown and landed during major fights.

And according to Last.fm, which tallies raw user-play counts, that week's "Top Track" was Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" — which at the time hadn't made "American Top 40" at all.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which tallies severe-weather events that cause more than $1 billion in damage, recorded 13 such events in 2011 and 2012 involving thunderstorms and tornadoes.

I started off doing asylum law, working with refugees, which tallied with my political values.

On July 17th the paper published 14 pages of secret accounts, which tally with similar ones in its rival, El País.

On Wednesday, the Four Harbors group, which tallied 96 species last year, will count in central Suffolk (631) 631-7333.

Morrow coaches his 10-year-old and plays twice a week through the Adult Hockey Association he directs full time, which tallied 109 teams last year and expects 120 this season.

On Wednesday, the government will report its regular retail sales numbers, which tally sales at gas stations, supermarkets, department stores and other businesses.