Sentence examples for cafe chatter from inspiring English sources
What the current crisis requires, most Argentines say, is action, and not more "cafe chatter".
But surely all the cafe chatter and clatter, the steamy hisses and gurgles of coffee-making, will percolate up the atrium?
JERUSALEM — Three Israeli teenagers kidnapped from the West Bank have been missing for more than 10 days now, their names — Naftali, Gilad, Eyal — becoming staples of synagogue prayers and cafe chatter across this tiny country.
At other times tracks such as Song For Annie Needham are filled with cafe chatter and wind chimes, a sound reminiscent of last year's Mercury-nominated Diamond Mine by King Creosote and Jon Hopkins.
A few blocks away, city workers plant palm trees by the road, while men gather at a cafe nearby to chatter and laugh.
Further along the promenade, packed pavement cafes buzz with chatter while the call to prayer echoes from Ottoman-era mosques.
On any fine day they lounge around on the front steps photographing one another for hours, and when it rains they hang out in the Great Court cafe gossiping and chattering and making one coffee last until chucking out time.
He looked to everyday life for subjects, depicting with a remarkable delicacy of observation the poise of dancers, the glittering world of the opera, the chattering of cafe society, the vibrant atmosphere of horse races and the intimacy of women at their toilette.
Amid the chatter of the cafe and the piped-in music of Sheryl Crow and Frank Sinatra, Mr. Kelly's phrase hung in the air, a momentary echo from another, more idealistic age.
Our biggest goal is to get more people who are politicized, who are progressive, who want to join in a mass movement to help change the world". Amid the chatter of the cafe and the piped-in music of Sheryl Crow and Frank Sinatra, Mr. Kelly's phrase hung in the air, a momentary echo from another, more idealistic age.
The chatter in the Megabytes cafe on Aberfan Road was of the regret that there had not been more of an effort to promote the minute's silence around the UK.
