Sentence examples for chitchat over from inspiring English sources

The discussion about Ukraine isn't chitchat over a cup of tea.

Going from the depths of intimacy with my husband to the banality of chitchat over a glass of pinot grigio felt painful, almost profane.

It wasn't like we had a little chitchat over cocktails and Brie in my goat tent.

Coming from a country known for its culture of consideration, which over recent years—has given us leaders with weak characters, I expected this meeting would be more of a chitchat over a cup of tea than a chance to really influence international relations.

Seeing how much they're starving for it, I finally surrendered and indulged in cupcakes and chitchats over pink sodas.

There was Carolyne Roehm, gliding past Pete Peterson, who bumped up against George Stephanopoulos, who did not seem to be rushing over to chitchat with Peggy Noonan.

As for not being a chitchat person �� over the course of an hour and a half, we manage to cover everything from the work of Japanese director Akira Kurosawa to the disaster zone that is Donald Trump, her fear of allergies, and the brief spell she spent in the early 70s working with albino blues musician Johnny Winter as a visual guide ("I would help him negotiate traffic").

In a story first reported by WHNT (see video above), the outreach started over chitchat at a Subway sandwich shop.

Over Martinis, chitchat meanders from Fulton Fish Market to dietary supplements to becoming-an-actor to did-you-always-want-to-be-a-writer to mutual dyslexia (Smith, words; Tucci, numbers) to lactose intolerance to the copiously alcoholic Pravda menu.

The dinner, which lasted over two hours, was "chitchat," the official said.

Rarely do senators cross over to the House for legislative chitchat, let alone one so famous and senior.