Sentence examples for been chatter from inspiring English sources
verb
To talk idly.
- They knitted and chattered the whole time.
"There has been chatter for the last month about a coordinated offensive," the adviser said.
There's been chatter about you playing Wonder Woman in the film version of that superhero story.
There has been chatter about whether Russia tried to hack Republicans.
There's been chatter about Tilda Swinton, and Cate Blanchett is the choice of many.
There's also been chatter that Barr might be constrained from releasing information gathered during grand jury proceedings.
"There has been chatter among these networks," about targeting government people, Tony Abbott told Channel Nine's Today program on Friday.
Cable news programs have been chattering about the allegations for more than a week.
Who in the "Brothers Poem" has been chattering on about Sappho's brother Charaxus, and why?
There was chatter from one side of the room.
There is chatter between archives; queries are "seeds," in a phrase that Eagan cites, and grow.
