Sentence examples for chitchat of from inspiring English sources

Save the chitchat of the day for later".

I'd rather listen to the chatterings of maggots than the chitchat of bookworms".

People started lining up hours before he was due and there was the standard idle chitchat of a crowd forced to wait.

Judging by the heaviness of the "traffic" – the chitchat of our digital world – it would appear that Martin Johnson would have survived a vote of confidence.

Most of "Cécile" is devoted to the excursions and the chitchat of those hapless tourists; there's some gossiping, a halfhearted flirtation, and then everyone goes home to Berlin — the revelation of Cécile's sexually compromised early life arrives agonizingly late in the novel, and the dénouement, as often in Fontane, is swift, efficient, and a little surprising.

Whether the chitchat of the surgical nurses — a daughter's quote boyfriend unquote, or mother-in-law as genus and species, or which the better napkin at Thanksgiving, cloth or paper — all presses into the brain of the anesthetized woman to do something, I don't know.

We also managed to milk some topical chitchat out of their guitarist, Mitch.

Does e-mail have the status of chitchat, or of an affidavit?

In their bickering chitchat, years of accumulated resentments and petty grievances well up, along with a collective sense of family obligation and what passes for love.

Less formally if no less zealously, she studied how to get along with people, comparing herself to Seven of Nine in "Star Trek: Voyager": a woman who had been raised by the ruthlessly robotic-communistic Borg, and who on re-entering Star Fleet society in adulthood had to learn the rites, the rituals, the chitchat cassettes of ordinary human relationships.

Journalist Carol Vernallis also found that Morissette's "chitchat" way of singing the song creates an intimate connection viewer.