Keep a tally of what's happening in other people's lives
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The government does not keep a tally of deported veterans.
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Having to keep a tally and commodify every hangout is bullshit.
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That is where the team expects to keep a tally of its medal haul.
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I tried to keep a tally of units, but to be honest, I couldn't easily keep count.
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The U.S. government does not keep a tally of Americans who own second or third homes overseas.
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I keep a tally in my phone of what I steal—where it's from, what it's worth.
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This data is incomplete, though, as not all police forces in the UK keep a tally of incidents regarding drones.
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At this time the WTCHP does not keep a tally of such deaths, and so the total number remains unknown.
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The requirement to tag dead kangaroos to keep a tally of the number shot across the state had been dispensed with.
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"If you receive the same comment multiple times, keep a tally next to it but keep this log going every day," she says.
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Orb-weaving spiders, for example, keep a tally of how many silk-wrapped prey items are stashed in the "larder" segment of their web.
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However, before Mr Trump can keep a tally of the new jobs he hopes to help create for them, he will first need a benchmark for comparison.
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StepzWhether you're walking, running, or hiking, this app will record your number of steps and the distance in miles, plus keep a tally of your "lifetime" stats.
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The skill will keep a tally of how far you've made it through the story and how many endings you've discovered, encouraging you to go through it again and again.
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The Justice Department doesn't keep a tally of convictions in those prosecutions, but its website says federal lawyers secured five convictions and 55 guilty please between 2008 and April 2013.
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We didn't keep a tally, but based on the stories I remember from that day, I think I might have attended more funerals than all of my white classmates put together.
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Scavino collaborates with the president on tweets and keeps up with Trump's order to keep a tally of all of his followers across multiple social media sites — all without trying to constrain him.
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Because permits are not required to sell Christmas trees in New York, the city does not keep a tally of how many vendors set up shop here each year or how many trees are sold, but the number of trees collected after each season might be some indication.
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Word of the Day verb: hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of verb: make a small cut or score into noun: a slight surface cut (especially a notch that is made to keep a tally) noun: a kind of whiskey that is made in Scotland adjective: avoiding waste _________ The word scotch has appeared in 112 articles on nytimes.
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David Price, Love and Hate in Jamestown (New York: Vintage, 2003), p. 164. Tomocomo must have been trusted by Chief Powhatan, as Powhatan requested him to accompany her in order to count the number of people in England. Arriving at Plymouth, Tomocomo picked up a stick on which to mark notches to keep a tally, but soon grew "weary of that task".Smith, General History. p. 261.
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In Ireland, it is common for political parties to provide private observers when ballot boxes are opened. These tallymen keep a tally of the preferences of visible voting papers and allow an early initial estimate of which candidates are likely to win in the drawn-out single transferable vote counting process. Since the public voting process is by then complete, it is usual for tallymen from different parties to share information.
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Childers Historical Society, Childers. Fifteen of his diaries have survived, being rescued as they were on their way to the local tip. They provide a record of farm life in the late 19th century and in particular, the recruitment and employment of South Sea Islanders known then as Kanakas. Adie used his diaries to keep a tally of work done by his Kanakas or contract gangs in order to know how much pay was needed for each person.
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Before Edai left, he had instructed her to stay within a corner of her house, not to bathe in the sea, to keep a tally of the days the Bogebada had been gone, to keep her fire burning, and to have her skin tattooed by an old woman. Failing to stick to this routine would endanger the expedition and the lives of Edai and his men. One day, a lagatoi appeared on the horizon and slowly approached the village. It was Bogebada.
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