Sentence examples for be chat from inspiring English sources
verb
To be engaged in informal conversation.
- She chatted with her friend in the cafe.
"It's not meant to be chat," Fradin said, adding that while there is a facility for this, most disable it.
Another interesting aspect is the way the platform works; unlike Second Life that relies on centralized servers, the ExitReality plugin renders the page based on the details of the page, so it doesn't need to rely on centralized servers (the only aspect that would be lost in the case of downtime would be chat).
Allo was a total failure, however, and its preferred messaging app now seems to be Chat, which will offer support for the new RCS standard and give Android users a more iMessage-like experience — or at least that's what Google hopes.
Interestingly, Mi1 cells have recently been shown to be ChAT immunopositive, indicating a possible cholinergic phenotype for Mi1 [55].
These can be chat friends, classmates or anyone else.
So he happens to be chatting with an educational philanthropist.
We'll be chatting with Pebble Watch.
F2: I'll be chatting to someone in the front.
