Sentence examples for chatter after from inspiring English sources

The chatter after dinner was surprisingly upbeat.

His handling of the moment turned the audience against the production, as far as I could tell; the chatter after the first intermission had been mostly positive, though not enthusiastically so.

Mr. Terekhov said the year's third peak of political chatter, after the winter protests and the Pussy Riot trial, came last month, when the lower house of Parliament voted to ban adoption of Russian children by Americans.

Match report: Germany 2-0 Ukraine There was much chatter after the late win over Czech Republic – thanks to an unlikely source in Gerard Piqué – that Vicente del Bosque's team are short on goals.

The sight of the huge plane - it is bigger than both the Boeing 747 and the Galaxy - caused Mr. Majomder and others on the bus convoy from the evacuation camp at Amman's International Showgrounds to break into chatter after remaining silent for most of the 25-mile journey.

Advance chatter, after all, has suggested cuts to local and city government budgets of between 25% and 40% – and even the lower number would cause the city no end of problems, leaving the council able to do little more than seeing to statutory social services.

Twittering an operation might seem frivolous, but when Ms. Nelson's teeth began chattering after the procedure, a friend following the updates suggested it could be a potentially hazardous side effect, tardive dyskinesia, that can occur with one of the antinausea drugs Ms. Nelson was taking.

That chatter intensified after Tuesday, when Mitt Romney swept the District of Columbia, Maryland and Wisconsin.

The intelligent recognition system, composed of the feature extraction and the SVM, has an accuracy rate of 95% for the identification of stable, transition and chatter state after being trained by the experiment data.

The Greeks capture this rather pathetic Trojan — his teeth chatter audibly after he falls into their hands — and tease him for a while, reassuring him that he will come to no harm even as they smoothly extract the information they want.

The Greeks capture this rather pathetic Trojan his teeth chatter audibly after he falls into their hands—and tease him for a while, reassuring him that he will come to no harm even as they smoothly extract the information they want.