Sentence examples for friendly gossip from inspiring English sources

"I was unduly intense, super-serious, incapable of small talk or the kind of friendly gossip that hold acquaintances together," she wrote in "Fireweed: A Political Autobiography" (2002).

When it's not smiling up at you from your desk, the Little Printer pops out receipt-sized slips of paper loaded with your custom info, news, and friendly gossip, according to the product page.

However, the absence of friendly gossip indicates that something is amiss.

Each Tuesday, Yoneko Okamoto, 85, drives from her Torrance home to the Japanese Cultural Institute in Gardena, where she does a little knitting, eats lunch and indulges in some friendly gossip.

The magazine, with its focus on star-friendly celebrity gossip and news and also priced at $1.99, was up against more expensive competitors like People, Time Inc.'s lucrative franchise, and a surging Us Weekly from Wenner Media.

The CW WHAT'S WORKING The CW continues to nurture a number of female-friendly franchises, including "Gossip Girl," "The Vampire Diaries," "Supernatural," "90210" and "Nikita".

McCartney's dynamic image and gossip column friendly lifestyle create a natural synergy with the glamorous Milanese company.

The smaller NME/Radio One stage will host bands including the Gossip, Glasvegas, Friendly Fires and Gallows.

Friendly work banter and gossip are worlds apart.

The gossip-friendly personal lives of Marc Jacobs and Mary McFadden (she's been married at least four times) and their knack for American luxe (witness his ode to the '80s for fall) make them kindred fashion spirits.

"You get to gossip in a friendly way.