tally

Converse of object

• keep: The GDC will keep a tally of your yearly totals.

Adjective modifier

• unbeaten: Leading the triumph was awesome Aussie Leigh Adams, whose unbeaten 14+1 tally was his forty-third career maximum for the club.
• impressive: Hitchin, still not content with their impressive tally, found time for number seven with just two minutes left on the clock.
• final: His final lap tally for the day was 72 laps.
• overall: Taylor's Gold brought the overall medal tally for the young British squad to three.

Modifies a noun

• ho: Tally ho both, and please tell us that you definitely won't be at home to Mr Cockup!
• chart: Pupils create a tally chart for the whole class for each topic.
• stick: Finally most sets come with some tally sticks which are used for scoring.
• counter: Remote control of tare and adding memory with tally counter and printer.
• sheet: This could be recorded on a simple tally sheet.

Noun used with modifier

• double-figure: However, the remarkable Australian eased to victories in his remaining two rides as he contributed yet another double-figure tally.
• medal: Taylor's Gold brought the overall medal tally for the young British squad to three.
• goal: Laura Hunt came out on top in the goals tally with 51 goals for the season.
• lap: His final lap tally for the day was 72 laps.
• championship: He did so by finishing the second race in ninth position and picking up seven points toward his championship tally.
• point: We will not better our points tally of 60 last season.

Possessives

• season: However John improved on his previous season's tally by scoring no less than 38 goals.

Preposition: of

• medal: Britain's tally of 13 medals included three for Kirsty Balfour, who we caught up with for this month's Total Swimming interview.
• goal: His final tally of 119 goals in 165 games was a measure of his deadly striking power.

Preposition: for

• season: Young's goal at Queens Park Rangers last Saturday took his tally for the season to 14 from 38 starts.