Sentence examples for banter at from inspiring English sources

Who has got the weakest banter at Sky? Nasser [Hussain].

Much of the banter, at least with outsiders, takes the form of gallows humor.

The daily banter at Michou Hair Care goes far beyond hair.

It has become a recurring part of the practice-field banter at Jets training camp.

Sock Puppet "became part of the banter at dinner parties and cocktail parties," Ms. Bianchi contended.

"There was banter at the interview" – life at Foxtons involves a lot of banter.

Otherwise relaxed and friendly, bantering at 40 kilometers an hour (24.8 m.p.h).

Whichever, he was relaxed and friendly, bantering at 40 kilometers an hour (25 miles per hour) as he worked up a sweat and readied his legs for his 58.5-kilometer race (about 36 miles) against the clock four hours later.

During the town hall meeting, Mr. Obama was noticeably more subdued than he was during his news conference in London the night before, when he bantered at length with members of the international news media.

I drove up to the builders' merchant to buy replacement covers for the soffit holes and found myself envying the plumbers and carpenters bantering at the counter with their trade accounts, tool-belts and sense of purpose.

Palace's Jason Puncheon strolled up to the spot at Spurs in January, 48 hours after tempting/goading fate with some Twitter banter aimed at Norwich's Bradley Johnson: "Do you want me to give you some penalty lessons??" He sliced, skied and shanked it.