Totalled [verb]

Brigadier (who had totalled the new-comer's checks in one brief glance).

The number of teachers employed in them during the year totalled 665.

Their combined ages might have totalled nine—at a generous guess.

At last, when we totalled sixteen, we were led upstairs into the court-room.

Their united ages would certainly not have totalled forty-five.

Firmstone silently handed Hartwell the copy of his original letter of advice and the totalled figures of the recent weighing.

The figures for the three groups having been totalled separately, those obtained for the "A" group were weighted accordingly.

Afterward I learned they totalled seventy-odd, and that all of them were glad to be connected with the American Escadrille.

It totalled exactly the excessive amount he'd named as the price of an electronic fish-driving unit, including an underwater horn.

Failure thus becoming evident, the taxes were heavily reduced, until they totalled but ten shillings and sixpence a gallon.