Sentence examples for good chop from inspiring English sources

The boat was slicing through a good chop and working a 23-knot wind from the west, far from his home mountain of Squaw Valley, Calif., and even farther from the Olympic bumps of Deer Valley, Utah.

There is good chop hopping in the channel just off the launch, and great flat water sailing (and I mean flat) in Mike's Hole to the lee of the grass islands.

Most champions are mostly aggressive and use topspin, but this player probably has a very good chop which he uses sometimes in his play mix.

I give them a good chopping.

CHERRYSTONE: The midsize Atlantic hard-shell clam can be eaten on the half shell and is also good chopped, seasoned, replaced in the shell and baked.

A good chopped salad will also be deceivingly casual, a kind of wistful tonic that's cooling and soothing at this time of year and certainly not serious.

Grilled lamb chops with lamb sausage, Umbrian lentils and stone-fruit mostarda delivered good chops, though the lamb sausage was dry and uninteresting, and the lentils its close relative.

Mr. Gibson is one of the better new trombone players in jazz, with good chops and a glowing sound; more and more, he is described as someone to watch on the instrument.

Thirty-five years old, with a strong resemblance to the late singer Bobby Darin, Mr. Ragusa is quietly passionate about his craft: intellectual without being pretentious -- a blend of friendly and accessible and hip in the way of jazz musicians, casually uttering phrases like "playing a gig" (a job) and "he's got good chops" (plays well).

"But you've got to give the man a chance for next year, it's no good chopping and changing managers".

"But you've got to give the man a chance for next year, it's no good chopping and changing managers". Cardiff's 3-0 defeat at Newcastle saw them relegated after one season in the Premier League.