Sentence examples for chatter against from inspiring English sources

The only sounds here are the low notes of the river's constant chatter against rock, and the higher calls of mountain plover, killdeer and the throat-clearing rasps of Clark's nutcrackers.

(The assertion in an Economix post last week that there was "a great deal of chatter in Washington" against Ms. Yellen is puzzling – griping by White House aides was directed at the administration's "frenemies" on the left who forced Lawrence Summers to withdraw from consideration, and not at Ms. Yellen).

While reports are that the original notice of this threat came from information obtained during the search of bin Laden's premises in Pakistan at the time of his killing – giving authorities four months to ramp up defences – the NYPD and the FBI's joint terrorism task force have focused their considerable counterterrorism efforts against chatter and threats repeatedly for a decade now.

It also helps to take precautions against chatter.

The GOP members quickly abandoned their chatter about voting against the speaker.

In that opening scene, Nancy, instead of breaking down upon realizing that she's the subject of gossip, or cracking under the strain of new widowhood, holds her own against the chattering asses and against Celia (Elizabeth Perkins), another mother who has a strong opinion on the soda question.

Citing one "very mundane example of one versus many," she mentions a crucial line of defense against the chatter of others: "First-rate noise-canceling headsets.

His national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, talks of "chatter" about a strike against America, perhaps around the political conventions this summer, that terrorists hope would influence the election.

The problem has application to cutting tools operations where the resistance of the tool holder against regenerative chatter can be enhanced by optimizing the real part of the frequency response function (FRF).

They will share with you cocktail party chatter about the "American conspiracy" against the Muslim world that will curl your ears.

Our findings highlight the benefits of rigorous, specialist-access academic journals that can be a bulwark against all the chatter that otherwise blurs the lines between scientific work and social media.