Sentence examples for chatter was going from inspiring English sources

Marc Benioff commented on Facebook about Erick Schonfeld's list of important technologies of the coming year, pleased that Erick thought Salesforce Chatter was going to be a big deal.

And I remember thinking as that sort of gossipy sort of chatter was going on, that with Donald Trump, you know, every new revelation was so shocking and appalling and disgusting, you sorta thought, "Well, what, what more could there be?" So that when this dropped, it certainly felt like this was the thing.

What kind of mind chatter is going on in your head?

As a member of the science team, I paced in the back of our JPL room that night, gripping a piece of paper that became progressively more wrinkled as I listened to the landing team chatter, checking that all was going by the checklist.

There was a lot of chatter about how sweaty Rob Ford was going to be after the match and what drugs he was currently on to get through it—steroids, cocaine, red meat?

The speech triggered a brief surge of excitement as the chattering class wondered if New Foundation was going to be Obama's signature, like F.D.R.'s New Deal, or Bill Clinton's unfortunate attempt to market a New Covenant.

With every passing swell, I began calculating, teeth chattering, how awfully long it was going to take us to sail back.

Updated, 5 53 p.m. | Among Goldman Sachs employees, the chatter started months ago that 2013 was going to be a good bonus year.

Whatever one is paying attention to, one will continue to hear some chatter to being going on, if any is.

Imbecile, chattering — but she was gone, dead or stolen, taken to the brothels of Pindi or Karachi.

"There's all chatter around what's going to be the Instagram of video," Cho says.