Sentence examples for bits of gossip from inspiring English sources

But she's good at shorthand scene-setting, with period references and bits of gossip.

Elsewhere, her "funny stories" are just bits of gossip that peter out.

Bits of gossip are mixed in with the polite literary conversation.

There was so much cheering for you!" There are bits of gossip – we are reminded that Glenn Gould always wore gloves and refused to shake hands with anyone.

You get used to the rhythm of it, recognising old faces, gearing up for the leader's speech, exchanging bits of gossip at the receptions in the evening.

Ms. Feeney worked the stage and the room, visiting audience members to whisper individual bits of gossip in "Myth" and transforming her face from otherworldly composure to private mourning to nutty intensity, song by song.

They want a bit of gossip at any price".

"There's not a bit of gossip," noted Ms. Manera.

We talked mostly about literature, a little bit of gossip.

We'll start with what we think is a good bit of gossip.

And who is the subject of the following bit of gossip?