After volunteers from the class have chalked up answers on the board, we laugh, amazed, at old forgotten or never known rules and exceptions.
It has chalked up many achievements and made contributions to the development of the country's scientific cause.
In the past, and probably still today, linguists might have chalked this up to ignorance.
The use of the chalked board in a cramped studio required not just a large clear wall but enough space in front for the work to be viewed.
I could describe the production of this chalked wall as a practice undertaken within the atelier, but the use of the term 'practice' is difficult within architecture.
With later sittings, it is more likely that we should have chalked up about 75 hours by now.
Secondly, sooner or later the debts "chalked up" have to be paid off either in gold or in exports.
Let us pay credit to the large achievements they have chalked up.
