Sentence examples for chat to a group of from inspiring English sources

I went to Brigham Young University in Provo to chat to a group of ex-missionaries.They are a pleasant and clean-cut bunch of students.

Residents looked on bemused as the deputy prime minister and a small group of soggy journalists traipsed into a large carpeted sitting room, where Clegg proceeded to chat to a group of four elderly people about how much he loved the area.

He would sit on the high chair in the corner and chat to a group of corporate lawyers who also came in every morning.

We wandered down to Knightsbridge to chat to a group of roughly 10 volunteers doing their bit to #cleanforthequeen this weekend – and found out how far they were willing to go for the old girl.

I was chatting to a group of our supporters before our match at Plymouth this week.

I end up squashed against a pillar (under a joke sign declaring: "Toilet out of order - please use far corner") and soon find myself chatting to a group of expensively-dressed twentysomethings.

He would not let the Guardian go out on patrol with him, and when he saw us chatting to a group of youths at around 8pm on Wednesday night he told them in Slovakian to not talk to us.

In a police statement from the time of the bombings that was read to the jury, Mary Jones, the wife of David Jones, the licensee of the Mulberry Bush, said she remembered chatting to a group of regulars including Stanley Bodman, John Rowlands, Michael Beasley, James Caddick and John Clifford Jones, all of whom were killed.

A few weeks ago, I was chatting to a group of people from environmentally-minded UK think-tanks when the issue of the "greenest government ever" came up.

After speaking to a group of Leave voters in Halifax last week as part of our Election Takeaway series, Nick Robinson chatted to a group of Remainers chosen for us by the pollsters IPSOS Mori in the Tory marginal seat of Bedford last night.

I started chatting to a group of teenagers.