Sentence examples for first chatter from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, nothing was revealed other than the above, which admittedly wasn't much in the first place, but this is just the first chatter surrounding the new device, and paying close attention to these reports may allow us to glean a little info here or there on what the update might bring.

Tells about his method of checking his items, He was the first chatter-writer to couple romantically the names of King Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson.

There is even the first tearoom chatter about who will do well in the Shadow Cabinet elections, an annual beauty contest among Labour MPs when the party is in opposition.

Second, electronic chatter may reinforce rather than replace the face-to-face kind.

The film's forced wisecracking and self-aware fourth-wall chatter to the audience papers over a slew of not-particularly-self-aware anxieties: about commitment, about ageing, about death, about power.

Almost everyone is part of a pair: casually but fashionably dressed, and arranged in a metropolitan diorama of the stages of love, from polite first-date chatter to earnest longing.

This contribution is concerned with the analysis and rejection of third octave chatter, a vibration phenomenon in steel cold rolling mills.

With the help of this model it will be shown that third octave chatter can be explained by an instability of the dynamic system.

He's milking all the "Let's give Huntsman a second look" chatter, and is doing to Romney in the Granite State what Romney has done to Gingrich in Iowa -- blast him mercilessly.

That firms might be able to eavesdrop on this chatter first became conceivable in the 1990s, with the rise of the internet.

One day after President Obama's top national security aides huddled at the White House, senior lawmakers appeared on television on Sunday with ominous warnings about intelligence "chatter," first revealed on Thursday, similar to what American spy agencies picked up in the weeks before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.