Chalk up another one for the man in the middle.

Because when you tried to chalk up what we knew about them, it came out to almost exactly nothing.

So, by and large, we can chalk up a success today.

This one they'd probably just chalk up to experience and maybe take it out on their next victim.

The men who had chalked up his name, no doubt.

I mean, it's not the General who let himself get chalked up, is it?

Which of course, everyone chalks up to his being the boy's uncle.

"I think fifteen years is a lot of time to chalk up to a mistake."

It chalked up a 9.7 percent return in the quarter.

"It's something we're going to have to work on and chalk up as another lesson a young team needs to correct."

Republicans chalk up the changes to experience, not a loss of principle.

The new system would eventually chalk up teacher salaries against a school's budget.

There was that run chalked up against the Stars, and this game had to be won.

They might chalk up the change to a bad-skin day.

Chalk up this result to Johnson making a rare mistake.

But the Administration still has to chalk up a foreign policy achievement."

His final victory was chalked up on 6 October 1918.

Chalk up much of the shift to competition from outside the banking industry.

Wall Street chalks up its best quarter since the economic crisis began last fall.

Or make a blackboard wall and chalk up your ideas as you go.

No use to have the loss of a helicopter and three men chalked up against him.

But then you must just chalk up the failure as an educational experience and aim better next time.

So chalk up the pounding he received today by the Dodgers as a learning experience and move on.

She chalks up her appearance to a love of the shore.

Can it be chalked up to great minds thinking alike?