Sentence examples similar to chalking up enough from inspiring English sources

When her Juliet tells Romeo that he kisses "by the book", she does so with the authority of someone who's chalked up enough kisses to write the manual.

Quora designer Rebecca Cox explained the profile changes in a followup post to the one written yesterday, interestingly enough chalking up the profile changes to scaling issues, "Quora is growing and the previous profile wasn't scaling with that growth.

Labour has a mountain to climb to win the next election outright, and is still failing to chalk up big enough leads on image or leadership to make it likely to secure an overall majority, according to polling which will be put to a Labour conference to be addressed this weekend by Ed Miliband.

Chalking up second places isn't good enough.

Its student agents chalk up campus sidewalks.

2016 continues chalking up the tragedies.

The question that has attended the race is whether Christie chalks up a big enough margin of victory to establish himself as a national candidate, as if there's any question whether he's established himself as a national candidate.

It was enough to be chalked up not just as randomly-occurring events clumping together, but a trend worth examining for a cause.

As if that wasnt enough, many heavyweight stocks also chalked up new records, most prominently software giant Microsoft msft.

Mr. DeSena, an engineer, chalked up the failure to the wrong propeller and not enough power in the engine.

Coach Frank Vogel chalked up the Pacers' 21 turnovers to "not handling their pressure enough," in addition to some self-inflicted mistakes.