Examples of 'which add up' in a sentence

Meaning of "which add up"

which add up: Actions, results, or quantities that accumulate or come together to create a total or final outcome

How to use "which add up" in a sentence

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which add up
None of which add up to the right thing.
These foods contain a high amount of purine contents which add up to crystal formation.
All of which add up to create a solid shoe.
A continuous sum lets the respondent give a score to items which add up to a predefined total.
Which add up to five billion dollars.
Beware of additional charges which add up to the cost of borrowing.
All of which add up to make it our best Desire phone yet.
Be careful of alcohol calories, which add up quickly.
Tiny details which add up until they finally do you in.
The coefficients x, y and z are weights, which add up to a total of 1.
Which add up to five billion dollars … If you fulfill clause 7 A.
This total excludes official trips, which add up to an additional year.
The aim of the game is to collect three numbers which add up to 15.
They only offer valet services, which add up quickly with a large group.
This is especially dangerous when you have multiple “ small ” changes, which add up quickly.

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The DVD is divided into seven sections which add up to a half hour 's viewing time.
Similar in concept are complementary angles, which add up to 90 °.
It 's a series of minor gains, all of which add up to a significant upgrade . ”.
In which the indices kn are integers which add up to 600.
The number of combinations which add up to 9 or more:.
Here are some examples of foods which add up to 500 calories.
The regime expropriates 75 % of their salaries, which add up to about $ 8 billion dollars per year.
The coefficients x, y, z and w are weights, which add up to a total of 1 . Iceland.

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