Sentence examples for adding up to a full from inspiring English sources

The National Institutes of Health has renewed the R25 grant which funds the Bioengineering Summer Biodesign Immersion Experience, adding up to a full decade of funding for the summer immersion capstone experience for undergraduates.

Resembling an early ancestor of the Long Island Iced Tea, it called for six kinds of liquors, adding up to a full eight-and-one-half ounces of booze.

Jezebel's job was made even more difficult, as it had a hard time identifying the ethnic makeup of some models or categorizing mixed-race models -- resulting in the calculations not adding up to a full 100percentt.

Lusty appetizers and small plates could easily add up to a full meal.

In fact, a couple of appetizers could easily have added up to a full dinner.

Like many a delectable appetizer, "The Hot Jazz Trio" tantalizes but doesn't add up to a full and satisfying meal on its own.

Each dish makes one succinct point, and while that strategy works at 71, here the menu is like a list of gastronomic one-liners that don't quite add up to a full meal.

A major reason Gutmann is not well-known is that he was unconcerned about placing his work in museums or major private collections; his paintings became too scattered to add up to a full picture of the artist.

The Romney campaign was very vague on this point, and the few points of commonality Congressional Republicans have on the issue don't add up to a full replacement.

For Dr. Maher -- who lives in Monmouth County with his wife, a nurse practitioner, and has two adult children, both psychologists -- all of this adds up to a full schedule.

If each airing takes 90 seconds – a conservative estimate, as anyone who has ever watched Uruguay will attest – that adds up to a full three hours and 12 minutes of anthem-listening.