The phrase 'chalkboard of' is grammatically correct to use in written English.
It is a compound word that serves as a noun. You can use the phrase 'chalkboard of' to refer to a wall covered with chalk markings, usually found in classrooms. For example, "The teacher wrote the lesson on the chalkboard of the classroom."
It all adds up to more complexities on the chalkboard of airline fee and fare formulas.
But rain has its benefits; we took refuge in a cozy, family-owned pub, the Grainne Uaile, with a chalkboard of lamb shank, baked cod and daily specials.
The printed menu is only one page, but Camillo's Web site lists additional dishes, and there's a wall-mounted chalkboard of specials, too.
After the gorgeous chaos of the surrounding countryside and the crabbed medieval cityscape, the cortile is like the single crystalline equation emerging from a chalkboard of squiggles.
With a career that consists of being an unending acrylic screech across the chalkboard of polite American society, she may be immune to the highs and lows that normally fuel "True Hollywood Story".
Funny, for a restaurant with fry in its name and tempura as its mission, that both were raw dishes — off-the-menu items from a chalkboard of daily specials.
In fact, all these rowdy scrimmages suggest not just the pigskin horseplay of M*A*S*H but also, when paired with scenes of the chalkboard planning of Coach Edgar C. Ford, something of Altman's own eventual artistic breakthrough: Have a clean, well-worked out plan, but when the action starts, capture the true, chaotic moment arrived at by all those independent bodies.
After seven years in the Merchant Marines, Fred began his career writing price quotes by hand on the chalkboards of the Stock Exchange.
In the darkness of the video room, on the chalkboards of the offices of some of the best defensive minds in the coaching profession, the problem has been pored over.
Their project, Dangerdust, brings famous quotes by the likes of Claude Debussy, J.M. Barrie and Nelson Mandela to the chalkboards of the Columbus College of Art & Design.
The paintings in the exhibition feature the marks and etchings from the chalkboards of the collaborative bustling space, the students' and collective's "performed thinking and mindless scrawling".
