Sentence examples for chatter about what from inspiring English sources
For many people, social networks are a place for idle chatter about what they made for dinner or sharing cute pictures of their pets.
Polian said the team had largely assumed a bunker mentality, tuning out much of the chatter about what changes might come after the season.
Left on their own, they get lost on the village green, run into a fence, wander into a brook, are attacked by a dog; along the way, they chatter about what blinded them, about getting lost, about the fact that they're going to be painted but don't know why.
On Wednesday, I arrived at three o'clock, and instantly heard incessant chatter about what had happened the previous day: about six hours of trouble involving between 50 and 100 young people, who smashed windows with bricks, and tried to barricade High Street using a van and a Range Rover, which were set on fire.
"If we had an audiotape of a lot of families talking together, you would hear so much chatter about what other people are eating, who gained weight, who lost weight, who's eating like a bird, who's having seconds," notes Cynthia M. Bulik, director of the eating disorders program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
When the videos were over (and as the evening moved on), there was much chatter about what Clinton would do after she steps down from the Cabinet next month — get a haircut; take a few weeks sleeping off jet lag at Canyon Ranch; read the polls and the political landscape; do good works; do good works for the good people of, say, Iowa — and so on.
But already, the country's political classes are chattering about what may or may not happen at this secretive gathering.
The sporting crowd left O'Leary's, blinking in the pale, unreal late-afternoon sunshine on Eighth Avenue and chattering about what it had seen.
Web downloads and video-on-demand services are great, but they will never replace the powerful experience of sitting in a darkened theater with a group of strangers and then chattering about what you've seen at the after-party, said Kevin Iwashina, a founder of Parlay Media, a film sales and production company.
On the plane the students chattered about what they missed the most -- their family, the cheap public transportation, the warm weather and rice.
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