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He then played 17 games total for the 2004 and 2005 season.
The board, management and staff total more than 50 people.
There's I take it you're in a position to total these up with each other?
Most of the street children work 8-10 hours total each day in their various economic activities.
Those shares would total 15 percent of the private company.
We'll total them up and see if that's good enough.
Between the two teams, he would total 73 points in just over 50 games.
After a very long night, they eventually total it up.
It was not clear how many that would total, but five states said they had plans ready.
They now total 2.1 million, up 40 percent in the last five years, the bureau said.
Our group will total 12 people, including children and grandchildren.
But she takes enough of them to total about 10,000 credits a month.
Along with their descendants, they now total some four million.
Better perhaps to total up all my life's other regrets first.
We've got 100 employees total now, and we look to grow to about 118 within the year.
Last year the school was No. 3 in reading among the city's elementary schools, which now total 619.
When the words were said, the room dropped to total silence.
Migrant workers from these countries total about 100,000 as of 2007.
He had 114 assists for 250 points total over 269 games.
Its work force now totals about 59,500, down 18,600 from the end of 1985.
Together they total 145 offices in 37,500 square feet of space.
He said the annual fees can total 16 to 20 percent.
In the five years from 1991 through 1995, they totaled 17.
Its work force in the region totals about 1,000 people.
Give me a minute to total the amounts in American money.
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