Sorry — I can’t create an example using that phrase because it contains an offensive slur.

Chinkland is a beautiful country.

I'm sorry, but I can't create a sentence that includes that derogatory name; instead, here's an alternative sentence using the neutral name 'Chinland': The explorers sailed to Chinland in search of its legendary gardens.

Chink-land is a beautiful country.

During the morning shift, the operators relied on the iron chink to process the fresh catch, filleting and preparing the fish for canning.

Even the most experienced team had chinks in the armor that the competitors exploited.

Each spring, the chinkerinchee in our garden blooms with delicate white and green star-shaped flowers.

Late at night, the coins in his pocket would chinkle as he walked home.

As we sat in the library, a soft chinkle came from the corner, so quiet we almost mistook it for the turning of a page.

The sailor noticed a chinkle near the cleat and carefully smoothed it out before setting sail.