Sentence examples for chatter centred from inspiring English sources

Much conference chatter centred on the hunt.Conveniently, a gap may be opening in the political centre.

It's an age when even Middle East dictators start shuffling towards the door, when most of the chattering speculation centres on what comes next.

The pre-trial chatter at Leopardstown centred on Aidan O'Brien and his four runners, O'Brien having failed to produce a convincing Derby contender.

This has prompted industry chatter that data centres risk having regulations imposed upon them if they do not pull their socks up.

Unfortunately for this most august of institutions, such chatter did not centre on BBC radio's 90th birthday celebrations, its still-successful Reithian remit, its enviable reputation around the world.

Geometric instability is distinguished from conventional chatter experienced in centre grinding.

Behind the sleek glass façade of the University of East Anglia's new central London study centre, the chatter is upbeat, despite the gloomy subject.

There's also a radio offering real-time chatter between the operations centre and paramedics across the city.

But when his friends visited him at the detention centre, police picked up chatter suggesting that Dobson was the weak link who "couldn't hack the pressure".

Although the ultimate result comes from a public vote, the chatter echoing around the long corridors of TV Centre today hardly seemed likely to start a rush for the 3-1.

Wander through the village to hear the chatter of mechanical looms at work; at the centre is Artesania El Gran Condor, arguably Peguche's most noted textile producer.