Sentence examples for cheerful chat from inspiring English sources

At one point, Carcetti borrows the Quaker call "Speak truth to power" and in series five Simon does just that by critiquing the most significant event in US politics in over 30 years; why else include the parade of lost limbs, close-ups of $80,000 prosthetics, the cheerful chat of young, uncomplaining men living shattered lives?

Then, after Ortiz's flyout, Fox cut to the Red Sox bench where Royce Clayton, who was wired for Fox, and Coco Crisp (their combined 2007 salary: $5.3 million), engaged in 40 seconds of taped, unprompted, cheerful chit-chat about how to get those tasty freebies.

I maintain my cheerful demeanour, though, anxious to chat with you and show I am not the inarticulate buffoon you evidently suppose I am.

And another reason to be cheerful: we feel we are taboo-breakers here, chatting about death.

ABC closed with a gauzy segment in which Ms. Sawyer chatted merrily with a group of pro-American, cheerful Afghan schoolboys.

Customers come in to a friendly welcome, chat while he counts the cash and leave with a cheerful ade.

Everyone seemed contented and cheerful, and those who spoke any English often came up for a chat.

Cheerful, funny and confident people are more likely to get a good mood chat than a quiet, boring and slightly shy person.

He would spend time chatting with us individually, and I could tell he was a cheerful person even though the only part of his face I could see was his eyes through his misty goggles.

The Hindujas were in cheerful form; one of them told me later: "We know Tony Blair well – we are chatting all the time.

Kim is also cheerful and completely coffee-obsessed, and he runs at high speed around the shop, chatting with customers about the details of their drink and his former life as an opera singer.