“chalked”可以造什么句，chalked造句

Our baseball team chalked up another victory.

He chalked his billiard cue again and again.

The commander chalked out his plan of attack.

She chalked (up) the day's menu on the board.

For almost 11 months, the Bosnian army chalked up one victory after another.

Some pollsters suggest that the MHP’s plight has chalked up sympathy votes.

Such assertions of grandeur still produce sniggers, but Mr Qaddafi can claim to have chalked up numerous recent diplomatic successes.

At the home of the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard, the blackboard is chalked with equations.

England fought hard and Sol Campbell headed what the nation (and he) thought was the winner, only to be chalked off for a foul.

Net exports worth a further 0.5% of GDP are typically chalked up by related services, such as law, accountancy and consulting.

Or perhaps one should say that in this consumer society chalked full of immense sensory pleasures, a number of different aesthetic paradigms for life have been born and refined.

The Chinese currency, also known as renminbi or RMB, chalked up the biggest weekly appreciation from last Monday to Friday, and gained more than 3 percent since the July yuan reform.

The team chalked up another victory.

They chalked up two runs in the first inning

The recorder chalked it up as soon as the athlete beat a new record.

as a result of technical innovation this steel mill chalked up new records in their average daily output

Some language experts have speculated that the disagreement between Zhai and the professor can also be chalked up to cultural and linguistic differences.

Used mainly in catalytic converters that curb the smog emissions of vehicles, platinum and palladium chalked up price increases of 56% and 117%, respectively, in the 12 months ended Nov. 30.

He chalked out a rough sketch of the design .

Roger chalked one up on his opponent during their first television debate.

The foreman came out with a whip, as if herding cattle, and chalked a number on our backs, one by one. That number showed that we were taken on.

We simply chalked it up to a "well-that 's-weird" experience.

He chalked the message on the blackboard.

The researchers chalked this up not just to darker roadways, but also to drivers having a difficult time adjusting to the end of daylight savings.