Sentence examples for started to add up from inspiring English sources
The little knickknack bruises started to add up".
"I was really worried I'd got that," says Gary, 55. "I knew I wasn't right inside and things had started to add up".
"And because these were just bits in a database that cost nearly nothing to store and deliver," Anderson writes, "all these onesies and twosies started to add up".
A couple of people, when I told them about the offer, said, 'You need to consider this; it's a great fit for you.' When that is combined with the annual offer of the duration they've made, seven years guaranteed, those numbers started to add up".
And the traffic has started to add up: between July 15th and August 15th we fulfilled nearly 800,000 API requests, compared to ~1.3m page views for the website itself.
However, we had no ad partners, as advertisers wanted to see high volume, and our fixed costs (printing, mailing, hosting) started to add up without any funding or revenue.
She continued: "It starts to add up".
"The money's starting to add up," Mr. Stringer said.
"All of that stuff starts to add up".
After a while, it starts to add up — especially when he's living here for free".
Both companies say discounts start to add up when customers add Internet access and TV service.
