Sentence examples for chime in is from inspiring English sources
That Nintnedo has now asked the U.S. Trade Commission to chime in isn't surprising, but it seems to me that Nintendo is fighting a losing fight here.
To create real change women must be part of the conversation, and the most powerful way to chime in is by registering to vote and casting our ballots.
Other voices, a whole chorus, chime in: Be joyous.
But the opportunity to chime in was a welcome alternative to the "bland and clinical" experience of shopping for clothing, said Ryan Cravens, a customer.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul chimed in, "This is what's wrong.
And that, Mr. Wassef chimes in, is "the surreal story of Egypt".
"What Oscar is saying," Mr. Long chimed in, "is we are making profit and also taking into account the needs of the people and the community".
Eventually, Korver chimed in: "Was talking to a good friend the other day," he wrote.
Chiming in was a chorus — dominated by Republican voices — that said military tribunals were the only proper settings for the Mohammeds and Abdulmutallabs.
Chiming in was Sen. John McCain, who lauded the general as "one of the finest military leaders our country has ever produced".
Davis said the measures will cost his firm $800 million a year -- something that will hurt his company's shareholders, who Kelly chimed in were simply "average Americans".
