Tallies

The bartender kept tallies of how many drinks each customer had ordered.

The baker tallies the number of loaves of bread baked each day.

The judge made tallies of the points awarded by each of the jurors.

The scientist used tallies to label the specimens in the laboratory.

The fisherman used tallies to label his fishing lines with the type of fish he was catching.

The travel agent tallies the number of tickets sold for a particular destination.

The election officials kept tallies of the votes cast in each district.

The tallies on the tree indicated how many deer had been spotted in the area.

The student tallies the number of pages she reads each night.

The GPS location of the vehicle tallies with the location of the crime.

The results of the experiment tallies with the hypothesis.

The notches on the stick were used as tallies to count the number of sheep in the flock.

The serial number on the product tallies with the serial number on the packaging.

The teacher kept tallies of how many questions each student answered correctly.

The artist used tallies to measure and mark the proportions of the human body in their drawing.

The items on the grocery shelves had tallies indicating their prices and expiration dates.

The farmer used tallies to measure the height of his crops.

The financial projections tallies with the company's goals.

The festival organizer kept tallies of the number of attendees each day.

The teacher tallies the number of students present in class.

The judge used tallies to keep track of the cases heard in the court.

The hotel staff uses tallies to keep track of the number of guests staying at the hotel.

The medieval monastery used tallies to keep track of their religious ceremonies and festivals.

The auctioneer used tallies to keep track of the bids.

She tallies her weekly allowance to make sure she has enough money.

The farmer used tallies to count the number of sheep in his flock.

The inventory manager used tallies to track the movement of goods within the warehouse.

The number of votes tallies with the number of ballots cast.

The luggage at the airport had tallies with the passengers' names and destinations.

He used tallies to keep score during the game.

The engineer tallies the number of defects found during quality control checks.

The census taker tallies the number of people living in a household.

The surveyor tallies the number of houses on a street.

The quantity of goods received tallies with the quantity ordered.

The basketball coach made tallies of each player's points scored in the game.

The farmer tallies the number of eggs his hens lay.

The receptionist tallies the number of phone calls received by the office.

The restaurant manager kept tallies of the number of tables that were occupied.

The machinist used tallies to measure the thickness of a metal sheet.

He kept all his tallies in a box under his bed.

The balance in my bank account tallies with my records.

The medieval king's court used tallies to keep track of the gifts and tributes from their subjects.

The fisherman used tallies to measure the length of the fish caught.

The monastery used tallies to keep track of their donations and expenses.

The election commission kept tallies of the number of votes each candidate received.

The answers on the test paper tallies with the answers in the answer key.

The bartender used tallies to keep track of customers' drinks.

The event planner used tallies to keep track of the number of attendees at the conference.

The construction workers used tallies to track the number of bricks they laid.

The pilot used tallies to keep track of the fuel usage during the flight.