chalkboard

Definitions

Examples

• We were surprised that some of the apartment’s weirder elements in the photos—a massive chalkboard and one very long, very salmon pink wall—hadn’t been removed or painted over before we moved in.

• By the end of one of his lectures, the chalkboard would be dusty from his scribbling of matrix equations and linear curves.

• Instead, artfully scrawl the evening’s courses on a reusable chalkboard the same way a restaurant might announce its nightly specials.

• They made sense in the rarefied world of chalkboard equations, but in the far messier realm of the universe itself, the conditions might not exist to allow so tidy a stellar collapse.

• A Belgian church has a chalkboard sitting at the pulpit with the jungle peeking through the windows behind it.

• Then they stood in front of the chalkboard, smug and self-satisfied.

• “We have classes here,” she adds, pointing to a chalkboard behind her.

• Especially when the one you love has a voice like nails on a helium-soaked chalkboard.

• They were painted as quickly as possible, in front of their subjects – a tombstone and a chalkboard.