By the time you've totted up all the fees, tests, etc.
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Or that Beyoncé once totted up a £1,440 bill in the Chelmsford restaurant?
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It totted up 99 campaigns by agitators there, up from 61 the year before.
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In the national accounts, consumption is totted up across the economy and divided by the population.
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When maintenance, depreciation, insurance and running costs are totted up, cars are the most underused asset consumers own.
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But the morning after, I totted up the number of guests of mine that had shown up: two.
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By the time the final votes were totted up next day, it had seen that total fall by almost half, to 25.
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When loans of all sorts are totted up, several internal calculations of risk-weighted assets are likely to be below the output floor.
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Loan officers filled them in with applicants' information and totted up the results to see if they exceeded an acceptable level of risk.
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Management totted up the donations that Jared Longhitano had made to City Ballet and gave the money to the organization Women in Need.
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Each symbol is displayed under the message/media with a count next to it — to allow for group tallies to be totted up.
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Markets in Asia totted up gains for the week despite a tepid session on Friday that saw major indexes waver between positive and negative territory.
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However, the US record pales in comparison to Russian or former Soviet Union cosmonauts; Roscosmos's Gennady Padalka has totted up 878 days over five missions.
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By the time the final votes were totted up on the morning of September 9th, it had seen that total fall by almost half, to 25.
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By the time the final votes were totted up on the morning of September 9th, it had seen that total fall by almost half, to 25.
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The earlier study quizzed experts on the chance that a particular occupation could be automated, and then totted up the proportion of American workers in such jobs.
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If you run out of petrol (which gets topped up at checkpoints) then your score for the deer you hit and those you missed will be totted up.
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Mr. McGee, who came to New York from the Midwest for work, totted up the amount he had spent on rent in his seven years in the city.
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In 2014 researchers at Lembaga Gemawan, an NGO in Pontianak, totted up the amount of land in the province that officials had handed out in logging and mining concessions.
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Bayer's shares abruptly fell by 11% to their lowest level in five years, wiping $11bn off the firm's value as investors totted up the potential bill from other litigants.
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A further 727 instruments passed the 8 percent mark in January when trading across all platforms in the EU is totted up, and 633 in February 2018, ESMA said.
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Two years ago the firm commissioned a global study of boozing habits, which totted up all "moments of consumption" for drinkers, identifying 20 important ones in America, the biggest market.
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But to work out the expense to American taxpayers (or Mexican ones, since they are meant to be paying), The Economist totted up the structural and zoological requirements of the plan.
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The plan gives orders to each state which, when totted up, should see the removal of 870m tonnes of carbon dioxide from power-station emissions by 2030 (as measured against 2005 levels).
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It is melodramatic but brutally self-aware; a trivia version that aired in the weeks after the premiere included, among other things, a counter on screen that totted up the many times one character changed hats.
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A recent study by Pablo Fajgelbaum of the University of California, Los Angeles, Pinelopi Goldberg of the World Bank, Patrick Kennedy of the University of California, Berkeley and Amit Khandelwal of Columbia University totted up all such effects for the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration in 212.
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But as fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh order preferences continue to be sorted and totted up across the final few constituencies today, an exit poll released late Saturday has remained largely accurate and the top three parties will finish very close after a tight race, regardless of the outcome in any outstanding seats.
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The value of shares in the Big Four - Australia & New Zealand Bank (ANZ), Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), National Australia Bank (NAB) and Westpac - that were sold short totted up to 9.03 billion Australian dollars ($6.52 billion) as of May 16, up 85 percent since the start of the year, according to data from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
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Merschbacher does not cover scoring in his rules. Danyliuk uses the following system: before the game, an agreed sum (e.g. 10pf) is paid by each player into the pot. At the end of the deal, card points are totted up.
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Card points are totalled in the normal way for Tarock games i.e. the cards won are grouped in threes. Each packet of three cards is totted up and 2 card points subtracted. The totals are added to work out the score.
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If a player wins 11 of these cards, he has simply won. If he gets as many as 16 court cards and has thus made his opponent Schneider, he wins double, and if his opponent has no court cards at all (i.e. is Schwarz) and the winner has 20, he wins triple the points. The scores are recorded and totted up after a predetermined time or number of hands.
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