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chime

[chahym] / tʃaɪm /


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The league is also expected to pass new rules that would give staff inside the NFL’s video command center in New York the authority to chime in with more penalty calls.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jackson is just the latest star to chime in.

From Los Angeles Times

Wind chimes hang from their lower branches, playing their music for the incoming storm.

From Literature

Then Rodgers, the company’s chief risk and compliance officer, chimed in again with a question.

From Salon

Artist and parent Marissa Magdalena Sykes, who grew up in the San Joaquin Valley and is the first in her family to not work in the fields, chimed in.

From Los Angeles Times