in round numbers
in round figures

All I actually owed was, well, call it three hundred in round numbers.

The moon's distance from the earth is, in round numbers, 240,000 miles.

In round numbers, such a laboratory is expected to cost some $300 million over all.

There's nothing so magic about 50 except that it meets the apparent needs of people who must deal in round numbers.

In round numbers, simply to transport and deploy the force that's there was something like $30 billion.

Authors are now more likely to announce an overall series title, or write in round numbers such as 12 volumes.

Just give it to me in round numbers."

In round numbers, only one in three of those testing positive are actually drug-users.

"Can we make it 40,000 in round numbers?"

"Well, suppose we say sixteen hundred in round numbers.

"What are you going to use for change-or is everything going to be priced in round numbers?"

And I'll let you know, in round numbers, how much I can afford to spend.'

In round numbers it works like this.

They come to 1,479,786, in round numbers.

"Because she's a jeweler; they always deal in round numbers, and the finished piece is always worth a whole lot more than the components."

"60 half-diameters of the Earth, in round numbers."

In round numbers, power cost is cost per kW divided by 8766, number of hours per year.

In round numbers, this amounts to 4,600 killed and wounded, plus 8,950 soldiers and 76 guns captured.

Yes, six thousand years in round numbers!"

He thus obtained a spheroid, the capacity of which amounted, in round numbers, to ninety thousand cubic feet.

"In round numbers, the U.S. is too big for us," he said recently.

In round numbers, about 25% of the group's income went to administration and the costs of fundraising with the balance to relief.

Q. So in round numbers, $12 million?

Yesterday, the daily New York Times sold, in round numbers, 860,000 copies.'

After playing a few games several days a week for at least five decades, Charles said his self-figured total comes, in round numbers, to better than 175,000.

That's five and a half hours at a bit under two knots - say ten miles in round figures.

In round figures, about 26 million people emigrated from Europe between 1880 and 1910.

Altogether, in round figures, there are about three thousand students taking education awards at the moment.

In later life, he tended to give his age only in round figures.

In round figures, about $60 million for the new schools' construction will come from city and state bonds.

Now as I say in round figures it's about twenty thousand just in this one county alone.

"Just for a quick estimate, in round figures, how much money have we in this room?"

Say seven hundred in round figures," he added after a slight pause.

"As near as I can make out, in round figures we'll have about 330 bars of 400 ounces each.

He was trying to calculate Browland's total estate in round figures.

So say in round figures there's twenty-five hundred a month going out, which would be thirty thousand a year, three times what was coming in.

"And the amount you owe, in round figures?"

"Give it to me in round figures."

In round figures, that total looks like this: $1,000,000,000.00.

I'm speaking in round figures, of course."

"Brendig, just how big is this account of my daughter's -in round figures?"

In round figures it had acquired loans of €72 billion for €30 billion.

In round figures, a light year is nearly 10 trillion kilometres or nearly 6 trillion miles.

"Probably triple that, in round figures.

That is £16,035 in rounded figures.

Blancanales coughed, smiled, and said, "In round figures, the grand total is $147,000."

"They offered you-your sister offered you-a little over three hundred thousand in round figures," Lowell said.

'Thirty thousand in round figures.

Respondents often estimate their ages in rounded figures (ending in digits 0 or 5) or give other erroneous answers.

In round figures the expected score for the fiscal year starting next 6 April is: Total National Income £600bn.