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That song is as good an introduction as any to Doves 'weird habit of setting lyrics mired in soul-searching melancholy to music that is euphoric - not in the surging, keep-your-chin-up style of post-Coldplay stadium rock, but in the boggle-eyed hands-in-the-air style of the dancefloor.— Culture | guardian.co.uk
She and her roommates were unpacking, putting up their portable chin-up bar and making the best of a little tour-life misfire.
In the last few months I have lost some weight, probably around 10lbs, and when the chin-up record was broken I immediately weighed myself afterwards as a healthy 173lbs.— Francis Shanahan[.com]
Well chin-up, this juicy bit of news might just lift your spirits.— independent.com stories
Roosevelt had the chin-up, jaunty confidence captured in his campaign theme song, "Happy Days Are Here Again," and a smile that said, "We're going to be OK," even in the depths of the Great Depression.— TheSunNews.com: Local
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