Sentence examples for all summing up from inspiring English sources

Seven different series of experiments, all summing up to 27 runs of tests, were carried out, each with intent to assess transient pore-water pressure variations and the critical hydraulic gradients for seepage erosion initiation and dam failure under steady-state seepage.

It is all summed up in advertising slogans such as "Because you're worth it".

The way he runs, with such great technique and confidence, is all summed up in that picture.

It is all summed up in the journalist Mike's reference to Tracy Lord in "The Philadelphia Story," the turnaround of Ms. Hepburn's career.

The cumulative sensations add incrementally to the pleasure of the moment – all summed up in that little French cliché, joie de vivre.

It was all summed up by a cotton trench or a jacket with trompe l'oeil dogtooth check thrown over a wafty chiffon dress.

The local contributions were all summed up to yield total contributions from each valence orbital.

But it was all summed up by Plunkett, the nightwatchman, scooping Herath's spin to cover when he should have been blocking out the final over.

This is all summed up in the extremely dorky YouTube video embedded above.

It was all summed up by Whitney Houston, in the Boomer nirvana that was the Eighties, with her best-selling anthem "The Greatest Love of All".

This is all summed up when the masked character is about to reveal his or her identity, telling the pair, "I am your friend".