Sentence examples for which will total from inspiring English sources

The United States will pay most of the bill for 2009, which will total $7 billion.

David will direct the whole thing, which will total more than the originally announced nine hours.

Martha Stewart said she had watched about a dozen of the finished episodes, which will total 26.

Much of that growth was from J.Jill's expansion in retail stores, which will total 150 by year's end.

Received wisdom is that the bulk of the NHS's budget, which will total £127bn in 2010-11, gonstaffingffing.

When the cuts, which will total 350 to 400 jobs by the end of the year, are completed its staff will have been reduced by 14percentt.

As for PGA Tour purses, which this year will total almost $280 million, he said: "Players today are interested in the economics of the game.

The city's budget, which this year will total some $300 million, is already so strained that it has no room for improving services.

With Greece still not meeting the financial targets set by its international creditors, labor unions and economists worry that public pensions and state social security spending, which this year will total 18 billion euros, could be reduced again.

Two 15-story, 170,000-square-foot towers also are planned for the park, which will eventually total one million square feet.

The central bank said last week that it would begin lending on normal terms to the Greek banks once they received the euro zone recapitalization funds, which will eventually total 48 billion euros.