But there was lots of chatter about consumers eager to get more out of computers, networks and cellular phones.
Olympic Stadium comes alive at dusk with fans arriving for the late session, lots of chatter and laughter, everyone eager to watch Usain Bolt in a 200-meter semifinal.
So here come the flurry of theories for Christie's success from journalists eager to unleash their pent-up chatter about his presumed White House bid ("The real race is just beginning," announced the Hill).
Dr. Chatters said he was eager to study Kennewick Man, in part because he "lived long enough that his bones collected quite a record of his activities".
Among technology enthusiasts, the Apple elite work in a similar way, eager to distinguish themselves from the chattering class of PC owners.
If the chatter around the announcement is collegial, eager, and celebratory, it's largely because, fifty years ago, the festival and its visionary founders (Amos Vogel and Richard Roud) helped to spearhead a cinematic revolution that has, in effect, been won.
Around four, the crows started cawing, and soon the smaller birds were chattering, as if they had dreams they were eager to share.
These events will undoubtedly attract all the chatter of the absurdly short-term media in this country, eager for instant coverage and unintelligent commentary.
There's also the bruised egos of some of the center-right party bosses who, despite their eager supplications to lead a Macron government, have not appeared in the unofficial chatter of those close to Macron's circles.
Chattering squirrel monkeys jostled them from behind like a troupe of children eager to perform.
