Sentence examples for chitchat to from inspiring English sources

So step out into the hallway for the post-shake chitchat to create more room.

I clambered into his black Lexus S.U.V., and we drove making chitchat to the Shins' modest ranch house in Livingston.

Upon returning, they would engage in affable chitchat, to calm an anxious suspect and even make him eager to talk.

But many of her studio counterparts, particularly on the movie side of the industry, only pay lip service to fan engagement here, relying on dull dais chitchat to stir excitement.

Glazer shows pickup scenes, but doesn't show much of how Johansson gets her incipient conquests from the front seat of the van, from the initial pickup and first chitchat, to the house.

This adds insult to injury for pedestrian traffic that is already gummed up, Moussaid says, but it allows the chitchat to continue.

The chitchat turns to babies, to religion, to the environment.

Predinner chitchat turned to how to wave democratically to a crowd, something the two men did for fans at the film's world premiere in Wellington, New Zealand, on Dec. 1.

If you want to chitchat, you adjourn to the bar.

'If I am looking at you, that's the one time I know I won't be listening to you.' His left eye didn't line up with whomever he was trying to talk to; when he was in social situations, trying to make chitchat, the person to whom he was speaking would steadily drift left.

In a poignant moment, Beethoven is visited by young Franz Schubert, who makes hapless efforts at chitchat ("Would to God I could give you my unneeded fat!") and nervously asks after the Master's opinion of his songs.