Sentence examples for chin of from inspiring English sources
The phrase “chin of” is not a correct expression in written English
If you are referring to someone’s chin, you can use the phrase “chin of someone”, e.g. “She brushed her fingers against the chin of her son.”
The mouth and chin of the hooded girl reappeared.
She is a daughter of Teresa Y. Chin and Donald B. Chin of Fairfield, N.J.
Katharine Hepburn aptly called the place a "pimple on the chin of the south of France".
He is a son of Yem Poy Chin of Manhattan and the late Yerk Yee Chin.
Frequently, korwar figures carry a shield that sometimes supports the chin of the statue.
She is a daughter of Fung-mei Chin and Chee-kok Chin of Holmdel, N.J.
Best tah-chin of Tehran," he replies proudly.
He is the son of Frank Taiping Chin of Wenzhou, China, and the late Yen Yen Chin, who lived in Bradenton, Fla.
I expect Jones to unload a few bombs from the outset and 'check the chin' of Calzaghe.
The officiant was Judge Denny Chin of United States District Court in Manhattan.
She is a daughter of Linda E. Chin of Piedmont, Calif., and Dr. Courtney J. Chinn of Oakland, Calif.
