Sentence examples for a relaxed chat from inspiring English sources
Only an hour into what began as a relaxed chat with the two agents — the younger one who traded Pittsburgh Steelers talk with him and the senior investigator with the droopy eye — did he begin to realize just who was the target of their investigation.
Unlike a relaxed chat with a friend, this encounter requires that you rattle off all your relevant skills, experiences, strengths, and interests in an efficient and effective manner so that your listeners are quickly reassured that their time with you is worthwhile (and might even be extended).
I caught up with the one woman army to have a relaxed chat about how amazing Janet Jackson is, how irritating fuckboys are, and whether she'll ever do a rap album.
"I played against Gordon and came across him but I don't really know him that well, the same with Mark, but we had a good relaxed chat when we met up on Monday night.
Solar panels provide electricity, heat the water and power the well, and a wastewater system takes care of the garden, while open-plan areas encourage relaxed chat over breakfast or a tasty tagine in the evenings.
Here's a flavour: It was designed as a relaxed televised chat with a small group of invited journalists by a relaxed leader in full command of the situation.
In two dialogues, the speaker was asked to finish the tasks within a limited amount of time, and in the other dialogues, there is relaxed chat without any task.
So he moves among the wedding guests, casual and relaxed, chatting quietly.
When they talk about how the store is doing, they discuss not just sales volume, but whether the atmosphere is quite right or how well the store is filling its role as a place where neighbors can have a relaxed and impromptu chat.
At first, we keep our distance as the photographer sets up and do faux-relaxed chat (well, I'm faux-relaxed), but we both know what's coming.
11.35am Ravi Bopara cut a relaxed figure as he chatted and joked with Graham Gooch during Essex's Nursery End nets this morning, writes Lawrence Booth at Lord's, but the reality is he could be playing for his Test place if and when he gets the chance to bat later today against Middlesex.
