chime in

And right at the beginning of the show, her friend chimed in.

People who were not at the meeting have also chimed in.

On the other side of the wall the second man's voice chimed in.

Thus it chimed in the new year 10 minutes late.

A man behind me chimed in and agreed with him.

And, as expected, several companies immediately chimed in to support the plan.

She left the step, the chimes in full flight, and turned back into the house.

A minute earlier, he had been one of them, chiming in.

King also chimes in from a location on the main set.

Then he heard the clock chime in the living room.

Just wanted to chime in and say that this is a really fun game.

"You know he was a Republican," the other chimes in.

The other three girls were at the bar, as well, and they chimed in with Robert's girl.

Some state legislators have chimed in on the subject, too.

Several young men chimed in, "They want us to die for them."

Waiting for me to chime in, either with a protest or a show of support.

"All we have to do is chime in and point the finger."

Each of the other candidates chimed in with a similar piece.

He also frequently chimed in during the race with his own analysis.

And then we've made it easy for the brand to chime in.

His voice was the sound of chimes in a warm summer breeze.

I think we both need a drink, my Captain, the voice chimed in.

"And most people are scared to death someone might find out," chimed in her sister.

Indeed, two members of the congregation who stand on his left and right, chime in.

When you chime in on the day's talking points, you're a tool, not a new voice.