Sentence examples for chatter much from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the household is alive with chatter, much of it about current events.
The post-campaign chatter — much of which blamed Ms. Cutter for the Kerry campaign's seeming inability to fight back — is said to have devastated her.
Bari Meltzer Norman, who runs www.mycollegecounselor.com, which offers admissions advice, said chat rooms were mostly "amplified neighborhood chatter, much of which is pure speculation".
Poorer kids are more likely to have a single teenage mom who is stressed out, who was herself raised in an authoritarian style that she mimics, and who, as a result, doesn't chatter much with the child.
Eighty percent of the social sentiment around driverless cars is unified around one resounding message: Bring It On! Along with artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robots, autonomous cars are generating a significant amount of chatter, much of it optimistic as captured in the latest report from SAP Social Media Analytics.
I dismissed the flood of Adele chatter much like I did every other public trend and went about my business.
The apparent ill feeling between Ms. Royal and Ms. Trierweiler has given the French chattering classes much to chatter about and has embarrassed Mr. Hollande, who has portrayed himself as a "normal president" without the soap opera that seemed to surround Mr. Sarkozy.
It seems all the honoring going on in the N.B.A. these days involves LeBron James, who is paying no attention to statistical streaks and other details causing so much chatter, Brian Windhorst writes on ESPN.com.
His teeth chatter so much he thinks they might break.
Early copies circulating among reporters, politicians and campaign operatives are drawing chatter as much for the account about the Republican who didn't run as for the one who actually ran and lost, Mitt Romney.
"The authorities want to show their power and make it so I don't chatter too much, and this is of course connected with the Olympics," Mr Vitishko told The Independent shortly before the judicial decision in December.
