Sentence examples for chats of a from inspiring English sources

Initial conversations about tennis with Mr Newmark and the Conservative Party later turned into private online chats of a more adult nature, the newspaper reported.

Rather than a king in his castle speaking to his subjects in rare scripted moments of fact-free irrelevant eloquence, Trump returned the White House to its roots as the "people's house" with his stream-of-consciousness social persona that invited the public to sit down with the president in a digital reincarnation of the fireside chats of a century ago.

Their lyrics, which were often simple declarations of intent, resembled (and were, it turns out) transcripts from the high-drama web chats of a pair of young kids in this case guitarist Madley Croft and bassist Sim.

Remember the get-to-know-me chat of a first date or that final (good or bad) conversation with someone you knew for years?

Gone were segments on the latest diet craze and ways to stay beautiful longer and the happy chat of a standard, male-female anchor team.

With the creation of the Loebner prize in 1991, monetary prizes were offered for anyone who could create a chatbot that judges could not distinguish from the chat of a human being.

Amid the chit-chat of a Beirut cocktail reception in October, a strange piece of news started to circulate: Jamal Khashoggi, a noted Saudi dissident, had entered his country's consulate in Istanbul hours earlier and not left.

While it is no substitute for the chit-chat of a favorite running partner, this high-tech watch may just keep your mind focused on the run instead of office gossip.

He's here to talk you through the rest of the day, possibly with some chat of a Bridezilla.

While young Egyptians were organizing on Facebook, we were watching with consternation the leaked chat of a cybercop, for whom social networks are "the enemy".

However, be sure to explain to your kids (and remind them frequently) that when online, to be extremely cautious of online predators, cyberbullying and "sexting" - text messaging or online chatting of a sexual nature.