Sentence examples for chattering from inspiring English sources

Here it distracts from the usual disdain that McDonald's receives from the chattering public.

These blooming adolescents are exotic creatures: preening, chattering, smartphone clacking vessels of life.

Culture secretary Sajid Javid has said that ticket touts are "classic entrepreneurs" and their detractors are the "chattering middle classes and champagne socialists, who have no interest in helping the common working man earn a decent living by acting as a middleman".

He'd hear chattering almost-voices, see flitting shadows.

Others have come in large, chattering groups.

Production had to be halted for a month, resulting in the company's first annual loss in 50 years.In this section Would you fly in chattering class?

Yemeni men huddle over bone-littered tables, chattering at full volume, their faces just inches apart.

(Max Stafford-Clark, who directed its debut at the Royal Court, recalls overhearing a man in the audience describe it as "Just a bunch of drunken women chattering").Ms Churchill's nearly three dozen plays are rarely tethered to a time or place, though they often resonate with contemporary anxieties.

The media chattering class has long theorised that television is essentially a loss-leader for Bloomberg's highly profitable terminal operation.

In the past week a furious row over the 2G affair has erupted into the open between the two next-most-powerful men in Mr Singh's cabinet: the home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram (pictured above, to the left), and the finance minister, Pranab Mukherjee (on the right, in black).The chattering class in Delhi has long known that these two are fierce rivals with no love for each other.

Among those being touted are services such as Yammer, which produces a corporate version of Twitter, and Chatter, a social-networking service that has been developed by Salesforce.com.To sceptics all this talk of twittering, yammering and chattering smacks of another internet bubble in the making.