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The chalk must have been given to her by a child.

His father would not let him chalk any of them.

So we'll chalk one up to your high school coach.

She walked out to the front and took the chalk.

"Just kind of chalk it up to experience and go on from here?"

He set his chalk to the wall and walked on.

Because when you tried to chalk up what we knew about them, it came out to almost exactly nothing.

This was not a good year for the chalk players.

But that, of course, is not enough by a long chalk.

Because it's something they did together between those chalk lines.

So, by and large, we can chalk up a success today.

On Friday, he'd had the least 20s of anyone in the chalk.

At one time or another, there's been a chalk mark made here.

Great, I'll chalk you up as one of the ones that care.

Sometimes in the morning, my mother would look more dead than alive, her face chalk white.

The woman walked up to the front door with a piece of chalk in her hand.

The test was made by drawing a chalk line along the ground for 45 feet.

But anyone can see that they are chalk and cheese.

Apparently, he was; but his face had gone chalk white.

He turned back and got more chalk on his sleeve.

Well, they could chalk it up to a training exercise.

In fact, he was ready to chalk it up to his imagination.

So I'll just chalk it up to an oversight on your part.

Her shocked face was white as the chalk they sometimes used in class.

You know, I mean, why teach with chalk and talk.

I told him of the address chalked on the wall.

The men who had chalked up his name, no doubt.

He chalked out a plan through which victory was certain.

The wall was chalked back up on 16 September 2009.

I mean, it's not the General who let himself get chalked up, is it?

It chalked up a 9.7 percent return in the quarter.

Most of them chalked it up to food poisoning or something.

Maybe some of them just chalked it up to my fatigue.

For a long time I chalked this observation off as my own personal problem.

There was that run chalked up against the Stars, and this game had to be won.

The city grows and changes every night, like writing chalked on a wall.

Then the moment passed and he chalked it up to his imagination.

No go and draw the shape on your chalking board.

There was a lot of chalking on the nearest wall.

When the day shift reported for work the next morning, they saw a big "7" chalked on the floor.

His final victory was chalked up on 6 October 1918.

At the worst, they would have chalked it up to a common murder.

He chalked it up to the many benefits of having friends just about everywhere.

This was something different, and I chalked most of it up to my imagination.

No use to have the loss of a helicopter and three men chalked up against him.

I chalked it up to boredom, to those eight months he had spent in the hospital.

"I'd pretty much chalked off the day, not to mention the next few."

I'm chalking it up as one of those strange events that we may never know what happened,.

Each had its weight chalked on the surface, along with a serial number.

The native population chalked it up to another day of bombing practice.