Sentence examples for a bit of a chat from inspiring English sources

Cazorla and Podolski have a bit of a chat about who should do the kicking thing.

Or is at least less important than standing and having a bit of a chat".

He had a bit of a chat with us and was a nice bloke.

After a bit of a chat Brendon McCullum goes for a speculative review.

You'd think that would give Dickens and Andersen the basis for a bit of a chat.

We go to the same paper shop on Sundays, and we always have a bit of a chat".

It's a sport where quite a lot of the time you go into the opposition changing room, have a beer and a bit of a chit-chat, especially if you know each other, and have a meal upstairs afterwards.

"It's a bit of a stretch that chat and instant messaging will drive all these people to attach another box to their television set, said Josh Bernoff, an interactive-television analyst with Forrester Research.

It'll also offer threaded conversations, something that's a bit of a holy grail inside chat apps and that Slack hasn't quite perfected yet, either.

A band with members that I knew quite well played, and the lead singer - a lovely guy who fancied himself a bit of a political activist - chatted between songs from a seeming shopping list of pet causes including the right wing governor of his home state.

Since I'm a music nerd (and a bit of a sucker), I agreed to chat with almost all of these musicians for a few minutes each.