round sum

Well, to make it a round sum, take ten more.

One story doing the rounds sums up this problem beautifully.

"I got a Jew in, and he gave me a round sum for the lot.

"Then there would remain thirteen millions for your family, and that is a good round sum."

Twenty pounds, a round sum, for the monthly wages and books.

And perhaps my gentleman would add a further twenty thousand pounds to make the round sum.

He said he was paying me ten dollars a week, and thought it a good round sum.

It's a round sum--enough to cut a great figure with for two years.

'It gives your college the nice round sum of one million dollars.'

Such payments need to be entered on form P11D as a round sum allowance.

"It's best," he said, "to make it a good round sum.

A fiver for a Keats had seemed a nice round sum and a bit of a joke, too.

Some of this furniture is from my old home, and it is, as you see, very good, so that I named a good round sum.

When they reached its rounded sum- mit, their combined lights could find the cavern ceiling above, about another hundred feet up.

He readily abandons his constitutional dreams for a good round sum, and that is very convenient."

"It is true that M. Fouquet's post might cost a good round sum.

Three thousand ducats- 'tis a good round sum.

"Now," pursued the captain, "between those two men cast away there arose a mystery concerning the round sum of five hundred pound."

'Nice round sum.

It was a bank of eight hundred dollars---the round sum being due to Largo making up the cagnotte after each play.

"Yes, but," said Bernouin, "thirty-nine millions two hundred and sixty thousand livres make a good round sum."

"Yes, sire, it is a round sum."

"Doubtless fifty thousand was originally mentioned as a round sum," said I, "or, at least, so Bellairs supposed.

"Oh, a tolerably round sum!"

It's a good round sum."