Sentence examples for she chimed in from inspiring English sources

Then she chimed in: "He was 21.

"It is a very prestigious job," she chimed in, noting that her husband had sent photographs of himself in his blue police uniform to relatives back home.

Instead, she chimed in with the pitches, repeating three little words, nine little letters, that every parent dreads, especially at holiday time.

When Mr. Fraser said the restaurant would be closed only on Mondays, she chimed in that she might need more than a 24-hour pause for the monthly décor alterations.

This was the second year he and his wife, Bernadette, had come to Porcaro, though last year, she chimed in with a laugh, "It was to drink!" Porcaro has come to define itself by the festival — the town calls itself the "French bikers' capital" — and residents say they actually enjoy the characters it draws.

Warm and bubbly, she sometimes banters with Mr. Cheney during his chats with voters -- "That long ago, huh?" she chimed in when he explained to a supporter how cheap his college tuition was -- and makes up for some of Mr. Cheney's reticence.

"She's a country singer too!" she chimes in.

However, only when Clinton was slipping in the polls leading up to New Hampshire and Iowa did she chime in and request more debates.

All of the sudden, she chimes in with a weird diarrhea joke out of nowhere as I'm telling a story.

"The languid, synth-soul smoocher allows for enjoyably euphoric tone" before she chimes in with "Bring the beat in!", introducing "a mid-album interlude of mid-[19]80s mid-[19]80sated by Andy Gill of The Indepopdent as well astatedsh Macbyin of NME.

Congress has chimed in, too.