They resumed their easy chitchat, the back and forth of their simple declarative sentences.
They offer no trace of ribald trench humor, no chitchat about back home, no reminiscence, no desire beyond the immediate purview of the mission; the closest thing to life is the praise of the prepackaged sandwiches.
Most spectators catch the start from the deck of a large and elegant yacht, then sit back, drink Champagne and chitchat until the boats come home.
Most spectators watch the start from the deck of a large and elegant yacht, then sit back, drink Champagne and chitchat until the boats return.
If the conversation strays to chitchat, Mann's focus instantly turns inward, back to whatever project is currently occupying his brain.
Hence the chitchat about Henderson's Relish: every time Helders goes back to Sheffield, he packs four bottles of it in his suitcase to keep him going.
It's tough to ratchet back down into getting-to-know-you chitchat when you've started off with bukkake.
When Mrs. Croft, attempting friendly chitchat, mildly suggests that June must have been something of a "terror" back at her girls' school, June proudly bellows back, "I was captain of the hockey team and a strict disciplinarian".
One time he came and woke me up -- I was sleeping in the back of the plane, and there he was, shaking me!" Simple chitchat wasn't enough to get meaningful insight into the president's life, Lewis quickly learned, so he began playing "games" with the president.
Johansson's few lines of dialogue involve her engaging her passengers in banal chitchat, occasionally offering an awkwardly delivered compliment ("You're very charming"), after which her face tends to settle back into something tougher.
