After chattering into a phone, like a regular master of the universe, Mr. Oscar begins busily transforming himself in the back of his now improbably spacious limo crammed with boxes, bric-a-brac and a dressing room mirror.
After much chatter and joke telling, everyone but Mondino moves into Alaïa's large open kitchen for lunch.
Meanwhile, British security services are reported to be on "high alert" after online "chatter" emerged from jihadists discussing plans to murder soldiers, police and intelligence operatives in the UK.
After idle chatter about the weather, the question arises, "So, what do you do?" Quickly realizing that in this setting your interrogator does not need to hear about how you label test tubes, run gels, and pipette all day long, you slide into your standard answer describing your research to the nonscientist.
The project raised $1.4 million on Indiegogo after extensive chatter about nonexistent prototypes and problematic founder information ("It was public knowledge that the founder's names, locations, and update promises kept changing, yet some shrugged it off").. Can this watch actually be made?
But after street chatter turned to legit government talk, thumping dance music poured from every beer parlor and club and storefront church, all up and down Tubman Boulevard, and from UN Drive in the west to Paynesville on the eastern outskirts of Monrovia.
The bus driver flicked off the lights, and after initial chattering faded — regulars share a loose camaraderie — the rhythmic whir of wheels on asphalt filled the air.
When he remarked on her obliviousness after she chattered on one day about vertebrate anatomy to their neighbor — "Matson was totally bored," he informed her — there was no judgment, only pride that he had managed to notice.
The arrests reportedly came about after U.S. and British intelligence tipped off Australian authorities on July 26 after picking up chatter about the plot.
