Sentence examples for an informative chat from inspiring English sources

I've heard that homosexuals often enjoy cultural pursuits, so I lingered in the men's loo at one of our popular West End musicals, hoping for an informative chat.

Patrick McEnroe, who had an informative chat with John about the team competition and his brother possibly playing cup doubles, said he relishes the challenge of rebuilding the United States Davis Cup effort.

David Lawee, Google's VP of Corporate Development, sat down for an informative chat with MG Siegler at Disrupt NYC this morning, and it wasn't long before the conversation turned to Google's track record with mergers and acquisitions.

I had an informative chat with Seesmic founder Loic Le Meur at the TechFellow Awards Friday night, where he revealed to me the future plans for Seesmic Desktop, a desktop Twitter and Facebook client that's built on Adobe Air.

Someone suggested we invite him on the platform to debate our founder and have an informative chat on what modern social movements could or couldn't achieve.

We have a lovely, informative chat about the new neuroscience about female arousal and orgasm, how it can help the 30% of Western women who report low desire or trouble reaching orgasm when they wish to, and what lovers of women may wish to learn from it.

Much of this focusses on unplanned pregnancies and sexual health, providing resources such as access to informative chat rooms sharing sexual health information and clinic referrals, or education programmes.

Tells about the informative chat writer had with M.C.Z.

BBC iPlayer Poking through the tangled mass of culture podcasts available online is Slate's in-house edition, which provides entertaining and informative chat about just about every pop culture topic going.

I hesitate to reduce Kim to crude questions of black and white (or even, as so delineated in the book, the shades in between) – especially since last week's inspiring, informative chat showed, there's so much more to talk about.

Give an informative speech to deliver information.