Sentence examples for chum it from inspiring English sources

You'll chum it up with friendly classmates and endure pop quizzes administered by terrible teachers.

Between future Prime Minister and future prime chum, it was apparently hate at first sight.

Like "sport" or "champ" of an earlier era, "buddy" has quietly evolved over the last 20 years into the go-to nickname for American parents, particularly fathers, looking to chum it up with their sons and daughters.

To paraphrase an old school chum: It was a successful gathering -- no one was arrested or sent to the hospital.

Attempting to chum it up with Adam Carolla (who had just taken over for Dennis Miller on The O'Reilly Factor) became symbolic of my conservative insurrection.

And there was the inauguration, when Bill and Hillary Clinton were photographed chatting with the former vice-presidential candidate and current White House scourge, Paul Ryan. "We were just kind of chumming it up," Ryan told "Meet the Press".

How come a dead president of the United States and a dead king of rock 'n' roll, who weren't even alive at the same time, are chumming it up in the 21st century?

The most instructive video is one in which she leads the camera to a framed print of "Callin' the Blue," a painting that features former Republican Presidents chumming it up around a pool table.

Indeed watching the prime minister singling out unemployed youngsters for uniquely punitive measures while pretending it is for their own good, cheered on by a gang of braying chums, it looks less like the behaviour of a national statesman and more like the petty vindictiveness of a schoolyard bully.

No chumming it up with Tiger.

PS- I saw you chumming it up with Katherine Heigl as I left the lot.