Sentence examples for and chatted in the from inspiring English sources

Many of the 50 or so fans appeared to know one another and chatted in the stands.

That afternoon we sat in the shade of a cabin on the farm and dozed and chatted in the kiln heat.

People loitered and chatted in the streets, workers got caned on the local firewater, pisco, and all the village lads came into town at dusk to stand around and meet girls.

By Robert D. Kempner The New Yorker, May 24 , 1952P. 121 "Why, it's been nearly thirteen years," we said, and chatted in the View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

As arriving guests sipped cava and chatted in the apartment's candle-lighted dining room, Mr. Perkins made final preparations in the kitchen and explained that he and Ms. Adrian had left Seattle for Paris in 2007 without any career plan or even a single French contact to look up.

Their wives and girlfriends gossiped and chatted in the main office while us kids ran around playing in the boats, pretending to be sea captains or fishermen.

We can stay here and chat in the comments though.

Nomadic families are camped out with their animals, cooking and chatting in the sun.

Within months, they had confidence enough to be sitting and chatting in the centre of the village unveiled.

There are far more people working at the museum – including a swarm of middle-age men smoking and chatting in the lobby – than there are visitors.

But before people go along to these, they can meet and chat in the red bar – or play red table-tennis, or kick a red football or hurl a red Frisbee out into the park.