Synonym: agree, harmonize, jingle, peal, ring. Similar words: chimera, chimerical, A stitch in time saves nine, from time to time, mime, time, lime, dime. Meaning: [tʃaɪm] 
n. a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer; used as an orchestral instrument. v. emit a sound.
n. a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer; used as an orchestral instrument. v. emit a sound. 
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61 Not to be outdone, Luke began to chime in with his own rendition.
62 Patients collected from CHIME study were 37, including 15 patients in control group and 22 patients in metoprolol group.
63 What if those parents hadn't reported that their baby had pieces of the wind chime toys in his mouth?
64 Sequela: Careful sirocco can let skin become drier, bring about what had made up first inhomogenous chime moves the scale!
65 Culture column: the inner point of interest which men really care about, chime in with men's thirst for knowledge.
66 I often think of the Tiny Love Wind Chime Recall in which baby wind chime toys came apart and caused a puncture and laceration hazard.
67 These let him chime in on all the issues of the day.
68 To chime the notes of his emotion,(http://sentencedict.com) a verse mysteriously entered the correspondent's head.
69 His observations chime with a trend in British classrooms to cut back on traditional teaching and to personalise learning.
70 A muted electronic chime sounded upstairs as Silas stepped onto the carpet.
71 A sandstorm was blowing in from the Negev desert, setting the wind chime singing mournfully above our heads.
72 He is always ready to chime in with his opinion.
73 Change: Enabled hourly chime and sound reminders in flip open mode.
74 Cable - wound triple - chime movement with bronze bushings and stainless steel pivots.
75 Drivers would see a warning light and hear a chime if the power steering failed.