Sentence examples for dropping by for a chat from inspiring English sources

The site, called I-Neighbors (www.i-neighbors.org), seeks to connect people with others nearby, enabling them to get to know people well enough to trade plant-sitting duties, perhaps, or feel comfortable dropping by for a chat.

While dropping by for a chat with the comedian, Sir Patrick Stewart kept getting questions about his bromantic kiss with pal Sir Ian McKellen at the premiere of "Mr. Holmes".

In fact, he said, he was at the county executive's home one Sunday some months ago when Mr. Bradley dropped by for a chat and inadvertently won Mr. Oxman's support.

I fulfil my social needs by making sure to book in coffee dates with friends; my husband phones regularly throughout the day, and I am permanently logged into Skype so my sister, who lives abroad, can "drop by" for a chat.

“I would encourage all of you to visit.” If he does, I hope he finds time to drop by for a chat.

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I also happened to be in the area so I dropped by for a chat.

What you find is an old-fashioned neighborhood hangout for people of all ages — grown-up sports fans, kids hanging out after school, mothers and their youngsters — all dropping by for a snack and a chat".

They're generally after companies who don't punctuate their 10Ks correctly, while Bernie Madoff drops by for a little chat about standards and practices.

She has been out walking Watson, the younger of their two cairn terriers (Plowright, the other, has been in the office, keeping the Bishop company), and she has dropped by for a brief midday chat with her husband, or perhaps just to see him, before returning to their residence, a short distance from Synod House.

Completing the trifecta of perfect storms, Obama dropped by Baghdad for a chat with Iraqi and American military and civilian leaders.