Chalks

Former Melbourne and St George Illawarra star Widdop chalks up the milestone in Friday’s crunch game against Hull.

Kranepool was also with the Mets in 1973 when the team did not win its second world championship, something he chalks up to managing, then under the direction of former Yankees great Yogi Berra.

The agency chalks up the bad air to — coincidentally — residents enjoying holiday fires as well as “stagnant” weather.

A few being for his hips, which Stanley chalks up to all the years he performed on platform shoes.

Normally when a national leader chalks up the biggest win of his career he won't stop talking about it.

And before any of Obasanjo’s supporters chalks down his imagery to an inexpert use of language, they should remember that Obasanjo is neither a novice in the art of writing nor is he a political neophyte.

In the United Kingdom, the Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign Action chalks up Ortega’s problems to fake news and a misinformation campaign aided and abetted by Amnesty International.

In the first, between 1526 and 1528, he used the technique of Jean Clouet for his preliminary studies, combining black and coloured chalks on unprimed paper.

Representations Holbein's studies of Erasmus's hands, in silverpoint and chalks, ca. 1523.

This mixing of pigments with chalks is the origin of the word "pastel" in reference to "pale color" as it is commonly used in cosmetic and fashion venues.