Sentence examples for a chitchat from inspiring English sources

Before meeting Patti Smith, I receive a few pointers: "She's not a chitchat person.

The three of them had a chitchat all the way home and split the fare.

A lawyer for Ms. Watkins, Philip Hilder, said tonight: "Ms. Watkins is not interested in a chitchat with Mr. Skilling.

"We have a chitchat column, which keeps everyone in touch with their neighbors: who's sick, who had a baby, who's graduating," said Ingrid Longo, the editor.

As for not being a chitchat person … over the course of an hour and a half, we manage to cover everything from the work of Japanese director Akira Kurosawa to the disaster zone that is Donald Trump, her fear of allergies, and the brief spell she spent in the early 70s working with albino blues musician Johnny Winter as a visual guide ("I would help him negotiate traffic").

Coming from a country known for its culture of consideration, which over recent years—has given us leaders with weak characters, I expected this meeting would be more of a chitchat over a cup of tea than a chance to really influence international relations.

Arnott said there had been a "little chitchat" among the players about their struggles.

Greetings are swapped, along with a little chitchat about mutual friends and the toddlers whose toys border the room.

MR. LEVIN I was seated for some reason in front of Steve Case and his wife and so we had a little chitchat.

She explained that it would take three weeks to get her vocabulary up to speed for a serious policy discussion, but that she would be happy to oblige the reporters with a little "chitchat".

What's with the mask, we asked, after a little chitchat about the merch, which, having produced songs for everyone from JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE to JAY-Z, he can afford.