Sentence examples for do sum from inspiring English sources

2day i try 2 do sum siteseein.

Those weren't, of course, his exact words in his Autumn Statement, but they do sum up his grim message.

Though upon consideration, they really do sum up the whole thing very well: they're all cock and no balls.

"Or they use them to do sums, or jot down things or send messages of love".

Calculators were forbidden until students could do sums in their heads.

MESSAGE His 1984 book "Tough Times Never Last, but Tough People Do" sums up his upbeat ministry.

Many teenagers drop out because they left primary school unable to read and do sums, and never caught up.

Employers complain that even those who have passed the exams often can't spell or do sums.

The results are encouraging: "voucher children" read and do sums better than their state-school peers, and have higher aspirations.

A bond dealer need not appreciate Proust, but he must be able to do sums in his head.

"I can do English, I can do maths, I can do sums, I can do everything," Martin said, while his brother, Tom, 5, tugged at his leg.