Commentators and newscasters glide with easy assurance thru the dismal swamp of events, pointing out a flashing wing bar here, a curved beak there, chattering freely of immaturities, changed stripes, dusky streaks.
An upended Ping-Pong table separates the two groups, so that the chatter flows freely around the brightly lighted room.
No, even the most run-of-the-mill chowing in Richard Curtis movies, or any food scene ever to feature Emma Thompson, is a thing of beauty: a fork spears a legume, a sip of liquid is imbibed and the chatter flows freely.
Warm and animated, quick to laugh, she chatters so freely that her publicist gets jumpy and tells her to lower her voice.
Rather than working like a straightforward panel show, QI gives participants the chance to freely associate, to chatter and to toss their idea-tomatoes around in the collective salad bowl.
As the critic Penelope Gilliatt observed, while his fellow absurdist Samuel Beckett places freely articulate characters chattering in a void, Ionesco clutters his works with animals and objects, while the people "talk like ticker tapes, and they are pushed around helplessly by the circumstances of the world".
In "Overwinter," on Day No. 4, Aimee Nezhukumatathil writes, This is the price and the pleasure of a new president: those who were hushed now feel like they can finally chatter and natter — flex wing and leg freely.
In "Overwinter," on Day No. 4, Aimee Nezhukumatathil writes, This is the price and the pleasure of a new president: those who were hushed now feel like they can finally chatter and natter — flex wing and leg freely.
They think that they should be able to talk about suspects freely inside this private space, without worrying about their chatter affecting real people in the real world (until they decide it should, of course).
He permeates closed windows, reaches into subways stations and wafts freely into storefronts and down side streets, cutting through the steady chatter and whoosh of traffic.
