Sentence examples for add up making from inspiring English sources

Over time, those savings could add up making the cost of the $6 per month membership worthwhile.

And the one thing that I'm going to really be looking for over the next six months is that the American people are effectively informed about where candidates stand on the issues, what they believe, making sure that their numbers add up, making sure that their policies have been vetted and that candidates are held to what they've said in the past.

However, as applications continue to become more data intensive, these costs can quickly add up, making data transfer costs an important issue.

What Cat can do is add new products here and there, none of which are blockbusters but, when added up, make a difference.

It'll really add up! Make an expensive item sound cheap.

McDonalds, food trucks, restaurants, late night splurges — they all add up! Make your own lunch and go out for meals less often in order to save major cash.

"I put it out myself, in what I felt to be an amazing show of confidence, so in a way it added up making me feel better about myself.

Rosenzweig tended to enjoy his work most when he was out of the office, exercising his considerable powers as a noticer: looking for trouble, tracking leads, questioning sources, and — if all the pieces added up — making arrests.

Little things add up, like making him a cup of coffee every morning or telling her you appreciate how hard she works.

My job is to make sure that we've got strong, credible policies which add up and make sense and are costed.

From pets to oversized or extra bags, fees add up quickly, making any earlier savings evaporate.