Sentence examples for chatter going from inspiring English sources
"There's chatter going on in our heads all day long.
"A little bit, because of all the social-media chatter going on," he said.
One chatter, going by the name "yogi-doodle," wrote that he is looking forward to shorting the stock.
Though its hero claims that he got his name because his foster mother thought he chattered like a magpie, there is more than chatter going on here.
"pew": Willis and Oniki (1972) describe the typical context of these vocalizations: pairs, or adults with attendant young foraging near each other often keep a more or less constant (but rather quiet) chatter going between them using variations on this call, and we have also observed this in Costa Rica (SW).
The rights to the novel are owned by the actor Morgan Freeman's production company ("Movies that enlighten, express heart & glorify the human experience"), which has helped keep chatter going by listing Mr. Fincher as the director of "Rama" on its Web site.
If my husband hired a prostitute? the chatter went.
The cosmopolitan chatter goes on at a dotty pace, as if we had all been thrown together at some turn-of-the-century spa.
On the chatter went — a typical Trump event in that it shed insight not on the world around us but on what a jerk this candidate is.
"You could hear the chatter go through the building, the older people saying, 'Oh, this is just great,' " recalled Laura Andrews, who lives in a building that Omni recently took over in Harlem.
As I said in Tuesday's post, there was no possible outcome of the Michigan and Arizona primaries that would make this sort of wishful chatter go away, at least not yet.
