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After some slices of bread and jam , Sabina said : " I say , you know, you are a brick ! " And Freda chimed in : " right ! "

So I chimed in and added a fuller and more accurate account of what Mr. Huang had actually said.

Wolpert, a physics-trained computer scientist at the NASA Ames Research Center, has chimed in with his version of a knowledge limit.

"Wow, you don't look that old, " the boy said. I was breathing a sigh of relief when another child chimed in, "Parts of her do. "

Finally, the other girl chimed in. "Four dollars, " she said.

And Senator John McCain, a former Republican presidential candidate, has chimed in with warnings of a Vietnam-style quagmire.

"I can do it! " chimed in Randi, not quite sure what was happening but not wanting to be left out.

"It's not a question of what we would do, " chimed in Harlow.

Only 9% of the United Airlines employees who chimed in approved of chairman, President and CEO Glenn Tilton's performance.

When Father suggested going to the shore for the vacation, the whole family chimed in with the plan.

My boss got really mad when his secretary chimed in within the meeting.

Congress chimed in with even tougher rules curbing bonuses for top earners at the same firms, among other things.

Mrs Merkel chimed in: taxpayers could not be asked to foot the whole bill, not when they had just paid to save the banks.

And again: "In Soviet Russia, FUD spreads Microsoft Russian exec, " chimed in marcello_dl.

I nearly choked on my beer. Someone else chimed in: "It's the male g-spot. "

After one Czech member described her collection of pythons, another poster chimed in seamlessly to admit, "I am so afraid by snakes. "

When we sat there chewing the rag about old times, he chimed in with a stupid remark.

Obviously, the two boyhood chums had ideas which chimed in with each other.

A top exec at one distribution company chimed in: "Maybe Kayak believes it sees a window. I don't see a window. "

They all chimed in that they had called me numerous times and even ventured up a couple ramps but couldn't find me.

"It is illegal, Dad, " my middle child chimed in helpfully.

Thanks to everyone who chimed in on the game thread.

" Of course , " he chimed in.

"And also provide a lot of employment, " chimed in Blair.

During this period, relatively well-known writers, such as tyrants the world chimed in that the moon's works are very typical network color.

'Hear, hear, ' chimed in the landlord of the Three Anchors. 'That is a true word you say there, Bill Higgins. '

The other chimed in, "Yes, blessed be our mother who gave us life and each other. "

In 1964, the Beach Boys chimed in with their "Little Honda" pop tune extolling the simple joys of riding a Honda 50.

He chimed in with some new ideas.

'And me! ' she chimed in.

was airing my opinion about the scheme when the teacher chimed in, "No dice! "

The main host, Meng Fei, chimed in: "Is she asking whether you like S-and-M? "

And the third man chimed in, "So am I. Let's have a coke. "

When one of us suggested forming a group to study Lu Xun's chief writings, we all chimed in.

Cao Cao's attitude is very simple to help you, of course, also chimed in well, can also be an accomplice, it does not have to hack;

her ideas chimed in beautifully with mine