Sentence examples for begin to add up from inspiring English sources

Together they begin to add up to something.

I COULDN'T begin to add up the number of times my husband and I have had the Talk.

But if contrary cases begin to add up, we will have to revisit Dr. Pinker's security theory.

THIS week: The digital pennies begin to add up for some media industries, a spat between CBS and Time Warner Cable, and the state of America's department stores.

There's a moment before I click to buy the 10p book when I begin to add up the wrongs I've committed that day, that hour.

And when you begin to add up all those higher incomes you get some really enormous numbers:In a recent report Sharun Mukand of the University of Warwick calculates the effect of movement by half of the developing world's workforce to the rich world.

The instant the reader begins to add up inconsistencies, she's started to turn against you.

All this begins to add up to an unlovely portrait of the President and his associates.

"Those once-in-a-lifetime events are beginning to add up".

But if you play enough of them it all begins to add up," said the singer, 58.

Then count in things like advertising, graphic design, showroom management, video production and media coverage, and it all begins to add up to real economic weight.