Sentence examples for would tally from inspiring English sources
It wasn't clear to me how those all those zeroes would tally up to equal prosperity.
Instead, if the results confirm the exit poll this figure would tally up to 336 seats.
Later, librarians would tally scorecards and connect any two people who indicated mutual interest.
You'd think such a mad piling up would tally with some surge in raw animosity, sheer hatred.
You'd think, with unemployment lurking in every byway, that those with jobs would tally their blessings daily.
The problems with Snyder is, again, relative lack of experience: a Romney-Snyder ticket would tally years served in elected office at less than six years.
If you were to create a chart tracking voting in a given constituency, you'd tally all the ballots for each party in a first column.
It's like those old MasterCard commercials, in which I'd tally up the costs of our ski day -- the lift tickets, equipment rental, $4 slices of pizza, my lost beauty sleep -- and then tell you, in no uncertain terms, that the end result was truly priceless.
As a result, Alice and Bob's readings would not tally.
"And on Sunday night I would just tally everything up.
How high would his tally have been had he remained an amateur?
