add up

They add up to a theory; personally I think it's a sound theory.

And what does that add up to: a bright concentrated light source on which you fix your attention and a monotonous hum?

Every set of numbers will add up to forty-one—the year, incidentally, of Pearl Harbor.

For example, the child plays store and must add up the sales.

"Don't talk of it as if it were money or fabric—something you could add up or measure," Hilda cried remorselessly.

I was working over a few facts in my head, trying to make them add up.

He took it, examined each item separately, and then proceeded to add up the figures, grumbling all the while.

One may add up the whole sum according to the bookkeeping of Fate, by double-entry, credit and debit, profit and loss.

The figures would not add up, the lines danced before her eyes, she could not remember the simplest table.

He laughed again, and then, going back to his desk, began to add up his figures.