Sentence examples for has got a chip from inspiring English sources

"But Groves has got a chip on his shoulder anyway.

Now, it is second-seeded St. John's turn to give the team that says it has got a chip on its shoulder the proper respect.

"Tade has got a chip on his shoulder and plays hard all of the time," said Zargarian, who got 10 points and 10 rebounds from junior center Christian Misi and 15 points and three steals from Currie.

I've got a chip on my shoulder.

"I don't feel like I've got a chip on my shoulder," she says.

"I've got a chip on my shoulder, an extra 1,000 pounds on my shoulders from not playing last year and missing out on the Super Bowl.

"You can say I've got a chip on my shoulder," said Acevedo, a seven-year major league veteran who is in the Yankees' camp on a minor league deal.

"We've got a chip shop, a One-Stop and a pub, that's our town really".

They've got a chip on their shoulder.

They're dismissed with words such as "anecdotal", "they would say that wouldn't they", "they're not representative" and "they've got a chip on their shoulder".

There is nothing to promote healthy living [in the local area] … you've got a chip shop, a kebab house (deprived neighbourhood - mother 21: Child aged 4 years and expecting child).