| Gerardo, a bespoke tailor from Naples with 52 years of experience in the trade, started chalking cloth again. |
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| He is leaving established international acts in the shade and is chalking up phenomenal album sales. |
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| People will excuse all kinds of lousy speechmaking, just chalking it up to inexperience. |
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| A trio of choristers have proved good things come in threes after chalking up a collective 210 years' service in their church's choir. |
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| From chalking, antiquing, crimping, trimming, inking, and even shadowing, her ideas are sure to inspire hours of stamping creativity. |
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| The driver was quite apologetic, and my bike wasn't damaged, so I'm chalking it up to experience. |
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| My former student Eric reports that chalking sidewalks does seem to be illegal in New York. |
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| Students were entrusted with the responsibility of identifying problems and chalking out plans to solve them. |
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| The panchayats of both villages should start developmental works after chalking out a proper plan within a month, he added. |
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| He said other factories are just chalking the price downwards at every opportunity. |
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| Gerard, a bespoke tailor with 52 years of experience in the trade, started chalking cloth again. |
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| The artist begins by first drawing the scene in miniature and then chalking it out to actual dimensions on black tarpaper. |
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| She slowly stalks around the table, taking her time chalking the cue, and she seems to be winning most of the games. |
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| Mr Howard has been running a series of successful bargains, chalking up offers on the large blackboard outside his store. |
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| Instead, the concerned citizens drawn from various parts of the city were keen on chalking out ways to aid the Corporation and other agencies in the months to come. |
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| Many find the enforcement of minor infractions, such as standing on the tree planters or chalking on the ground, incongruent with perceptions of public space. |
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| But the administration ruled that the chalking was free speech and would have to simply wear away. |
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| After absorbing a few refreshers and chalking her hands, Wood mounted a ladder onto a platform about twenty-five feet off the ground. |
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| That just makes it easier to keep chalking up the sidewalks, with the outline of another dead man. |
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| In short, he has been chalking up some impressive achievements. So has he changed his ideas, then? |
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| Only ink patches that are free from defects such as chalking, snow-flaking or dirt are considered acceptable for evaluation. |
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| Although some degree of chalking is a normal, desirable way for a paint film to wear, excessive film erosion can result in heavy chalking. |
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| They are also chalking up as aid their spending within Europe on refugees and foreign students' education. |
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| Cynics have long derided the supposed lottery curse as a fraud, chalking it up to inflated media coverage of such deaths. |
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| It was used by my grandmother and her mother before her as a means of chalking decorative patterns and designs upon the slate hearthstone and doorstep. |
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| I have been drawing, painting and chalking since I was 2 years old. |
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| Between 150,000 and 250,000 people attended the march, carrying placards, chalking the city squares with peace signs and lying in the road to symbolise dead civilians. |
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| The team went house to house, checking to see whether the drops had been administered, giving them if they had not, and then chalking the status upon wooden doors. |
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| Towards evening, children were chalking peace signs on the asphalt tiles. |
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| But those of a literary bent were quick to realise the identity of the mystery guest, thoughtfully chalking his cue as he sought to get out of a snooker. |
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| Between each shot he studied the table carefully, chalking his cue. |
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| What better way is there for Mos Burger to inform of the traceability of its agricultural products than a small blackboard chalking it out before your very eyes! |
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| The company has done a brilliant job in all of these areas, chalking up exceptional results thanks to extraordinary organization and excellent partners. |
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| Many appear to have already relocated to the universe where his current Test average is something other than 47 – they must now be buoyed by the possibility that, somewhere, he is chalking up triple centuries every innings. |
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| And with good reason: for a number of years, suppliers and consumer goods manufacturers in Brazil have been chalking up double-digit increases in sales. |
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| Mühleberg nuclear power plant, on the other hand, surpassed its record performance of 2008, chalking up 2,960 GWh: the highest ever annual production volume since it went into operation. |
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| The EU should be chalking up successes first and foremost in the areas of peace and social policy, but unfortunately, of course, these are always far fewer in number. |
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| I was very favourably impressed by the dynamics of this organisation that is chalking up minor victories in a project that is proving successful in a number of areas, including industrial safety! |
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| And we do not appreciate just chalking it off to freedom of speech. |
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| Exterior exposure tests are extensively conducted to measure many properties, including durability, color retention, chalking and mildew resistance. |
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| We have been chalking up some impressive economic and fiscal results, but at the same time, the world around us has been changing in some dramatic ways. |
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| Woodworking joints may be fitted by chalking one of the mating surfaces. |
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