Sentence examples for you chime from inspiring English sources
It's easier than ever to inform yourself before you chime in online, but that's not the culture anymore.
If you chime in with your opinion she might resent it and avoid you even more.
This is when you chime in and talk about whether Further Future, AKA "'Burning Man for the 1%," is better than Burning Man.
Reid seems to have joined with the other Household members in complaining about the Munshi, for the Queen wrote to him, "I thought you stood between me and them, but now I feel that you chime in with the rest".
Wait for a quiet moment in a conversation before you chime in.
You chime in with the fact that you'd love to make the trip and would take on a few of the expenses yourself.
by Sharon Levy The composer's name was Beagle or something, one of those Brits who make the world wistful with chorales and canticles and this piece, a tone poem or what-have-you, chimes and strings aswirl, dangerous for one whose eyelids and sockets have been rashing from tears.
When someone mentions their name to you, you can chime in and say, "Oh, yeah, they're a good friend of mine," and the disturbing thing about that is you'll actually mean it.
As Lost In You chimes over the top of a lonesome travel sequence, Tim's longing desires of "wanting to call you/ but it is late at night" suddenly sound intended for someone more maternal, rather than the receiver of a booty call that I used to imagine.
"To hell with you!" chimes in another of the men in black.
And then that voice opposite you chimes in, tugging you back from the memory hole into which you were drifting: "God, we should go back there, for one weekend.
