Príklady chalk

• Already they are chalking up an impressive record, and success has been achieved by using those assets peculiar to them.

• Then he is moved to the loading points where he is employed chalking numbers on the filled wagons.

• With later sittings, it is more likely that we should have chalked up about 75 hours by now.

• If someone sticks a bill on a tree, at the crossroads, on a telegraph post, or chalks on the highway, good luck to him.

• Do not interfere with those who have no other means, of advertising but chalking, and no means of expressing themselves through a newspaper.

• You cannot stop people from saying or writing offensive things by preventing them from chalking.

• Secondly, sooner or later the debts "chalked up" have to be paid off either in gold or in exports.

• At a time of slack demand, industry is still chalking up some impressive achievements.

• Let us pay credit to the large achievements they have chalked up.

• In a great display he has taken arguments given in 1947 and chalked them off in 1949, and vice versa.

• There are few places in which there are by-laws against chalking.

• You could not do it with the old people who printed in defiance of you, and you cannot stop chalking with the by-law to-night.

• He stated that chalking of the description to which he referred was a danger to traffic.

• I think that we can begin this debate by chalking up another accurate prediction.

• In the election in the south in 1978, chalked on the pavement was the figure 78.