toted in a sentence

1. He wore a junior Army uniform and toted a rifle nearly as big as himself.

2. (83 kg) for Sputnik 1 — it also toted the first-ever living creature to space, a dog named Laika.

3. When it dawned on me that it really was Estonia who have fallen, toted up the questions in your head.

4. I remembered it again this week, when I saw a much-toted TV “investigative report” on “Anti-Semitism in France”.

5. I remembered it again this week, when I saw a much-toted TV "investigative report" on "Anti-Semitism in France".

6. Upside: It is simple to use and can be toted around in your purse, ready to be busted out for unexpected quickies.

7. What is NASA's true message with the much toted Sedna discovery and why now, when it was discovered last November?

8. That, in and of itself, was a spectacle, but the chair had an occupant: a sick woman who was being toted many miles to a clinic.

9. While breastfeeding is often toted as being cheaper than formula, breast milk is only free if you think a mother’s time isn’t worth anything.

10. Even as more Americans packed their groceries into reusable bags and toted their metal water bottles to the gym, Congress passed virtually no significant environmental legislation.

11. The first stores went by the name Tote'm, since customers "toted" away their purchases, but in 1946, when the stores' hours were extended--from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.--they got a new name.

12. He toted his haul back to the office to separate and weigh the ingredients, which is quite noble — I probably would have gotten four minutes into this experiment before aimlessly eating all the variables.

13. They toted up production costs, laid these next to the hardcover sales of my previous four books, and decided that a cover price of $12.95 was about what the market would bear (compare that price to this one, friends and neighbors!).