Even Mapes chipped in.

There's a piece chipped off.

Anywhere you go in the Sahel, you'll see this windscreen.

Good. Hendley, two tiles, they are chipped.

Maybe a chipped bone, but there's nothing broken.

We thought you'd like a cake so the girls chipped in.

This thing that looks like a peacock hit a windscreen is Bill Cheswick's map of the Internet.

But now, for many years, our middle class has been chipped, squeezed, and hammered.

Honey... run to the drugstore and get me a lemon Coke with chipped ice.

Today, reports indicate that central Cairo is cleaner than ever, thanks to loads of volunteers who chipped in.

Slowly but surely, throughout 2006 and 2007, Jordanian intelligence, working with Iraqi Sunni tribes, chipped away at al Qaeda.

And I realized that the whole empire was likely to come crashing down unless I chipped in a chip.

Moral skill is chipped away by an over reliance on rules that deprives us of the opportunity to improvise and learn from our improvisations.

Yeah, Father, but what I mean is, if we'd known sooner, we could have all chipped in and found you a little place somewhere.

You're going to take our money, so it's only fair that we should see that we get our money's worth. The water supply cove chipped in

The smashing of a car windscreen because of a road accident or by some individual is an event that may occur anywhere in the world, and the loss of minor personal equipment from a hotel is something that occurs in every hotel on earth.

Slowly but surely, throughout 2006 and 2007, Jordanian intelligence, working with Iraqi Sunni tribes, chipped away at al Qaeda. Moreover, quiet efforts were made in the Arab world to curtail the recruitment and funding of suicide bombers headed to Iraq.

On 13 June 2005, an UNRWA driver transporting vaccinations to an UNRWA health centre was stopped at a mobile checkpoint in Wadi Bathan, near Nablus, where an IDF soldier struck the vehicle's windscreen with his weapon, dragged the staff member from the vehicle and kicked him in the leg.

To say that we faced high doses of skepticism in those early years is just a huge understatement, but we were so convinced that we might be able to make this work that we chipped away with incremental modifications to this system.

To say that we faced high doses of skepticism in those early years is just a huge understatement, but we were so convinced that we might be able to make this work that we chipped away with incremental modifications to this system.

But every major international crisis since then has chipped away at its authority. The 1997 1998 Asian financial crisis undermined its legitimacy in Asia, as many governments in the region believed that the crisis was being exploited by the United States and US financial institutions.