| In 2002 a training-ground crunching tackle by Olof Mellberg on Ljungberg sparked a fight where both men got chinned and a row simmered for days. |
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| The fellow who nearly chinned me is a big chap and he's very passionate, as we all are. |
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| A few big shots went in and he seemed to lose interest and rather than get chinned out cold he just wanted to get himself out of there. |
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| Getting chinned by Anthony was one of the best things that could have happened to Lee. |
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| In the end, he said a few interesting things to Orlando and Orlando chinned him. |
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| As a heavyweight I chinned 34 of my 35 victims, can you imagine what I am going to do as a cruiser? |
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| He raised himself to the top of the crib and chinned himself a couple of times. |
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| Oh yes, the great, the double-barrelled and the weak chinned were all there in their green tweedy finery. |
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| I figured if I chinned both parties pretty quickly that would stop it. |
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| He is around forty, sandy haired, ineffectual and weak chinned. |
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| I've got a book here on who's going to win celebrity Big Brother and if I don't get it open soon, Chris Eubank will have chinned that geezer from Boyzone. |
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| The free kick comes to nothing beyond a hefty blow to the head for Algeria keeper Chaouchi who rolls around like a big soft boy before getting up shaking his head bravely like he's been chinned by Mr T and somehow survived. |
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