chime in, with, into or as?
| I am amazed that most all involved long ago chimed in. |
| I'd glad that you guys chimed in here with this perspective. |
| I'd a freelance editor, so I thought I'd chime in here and give my two cents. |
| Infocom crew: it's brilliant that you all chimed in here, for good or for bad. |
| Anyway, I'd going to chime in here and say that there is a Dark Side and a Light Side. |
| Feel free to chime in the comments on your best strategies for avoiding procrastination. |
| By the way, can anyone chime in an explain why the didn't get the same actor who played young adama in the original webisode. |
| We have now reached a stage where you can't talk about women's rights or sexism without men chiming in to try to make things ' equal '. |
| This result does seem to chime with the view that countries which take on debt quickly are more likely to take on unsustainable levels of debt which subsequently act as a drag upon GDP. |
| We were particularly puzzled by reported weakness in construction sector employment: that doesn't chime with all the signs of a turnaround in the construction industry that we've seen this year. |
| Great comments, everyone, and I'd glad to see so many new faces chiming into the discussion! I'd like to point out one comment from Stacy: This is a hard one if you're just starting up. |