Sentence examples for chitchat on from inspiring English sources

Jon and I chitchat on the ground, but I set the tone in the cockpit.

ISHERWOOD + 'UNDER THE BRIDGE' Kathie Lee Gifford, best known for purveying chitchat on morning television, has re-emerged in showbiz behind the scenes, as the author of a new musical aimed at family audiences.

BRANTLEY + 'UNDER THE BRIDGE' Kathie Lee Gifford, best known for purveying chitchat on morning television, has re-emerged in showbiz behind the scenes, as the author of a new musical aimed at family audiences.

BRANTLEY +'UNDER THE BRIDGE' Kathie Lee Gifford, best known for purveying chitchat on morning television, has re-emerged in showbiz behind the scenes, as the author of a new musical aimed at family audiences.

When Sadie asks him what he likes to read — unlike Yul, Sadie is depicted as a more or less normal human being, who makes the usual chitchat on their first date — he bleeps: "I've read certain historical manifestos by significant historical leaders.

After the show, Mr. Andrew tried a little friendly chitchat on Mr. Nicholson: "Hey, they didn't even need us in there, did they?" What he got back, though, was the tight smile of an airline passenger engrossed in a really good book and hoping to discourage instant intimacy without being totally rude.

I don't think there will be much chitchat going on out there, I can promise you that".

The rich, particularly the British rich, aren't so keen on chitchat (the Italians, on the other hand, spell out their names and practically offer to write down their addresses and bank sort codes for you).

There was general chitchat, as on any assembly line.

In the hall itself there's some high level chitchat going on, and lots of hand shaking.

No one comes back for applause, but audience members are asked to join the cast for chitchat back on the floor below.