Sentence examples for full of gossip from inspiring English sources
The journalists are full of gossip.
And like all court painters, he is full of gossip.
As ever, Moscow is full of gossip and rumours about the answers.
This is not a nosy celebrity biography full of gossip and poison.
I had 10 years in publishing, which was great – full of gossip, piracy and bad behaviour.
Her mum runs a magazine called Hocus Pocus, which is full of gossip and scandal about famous witches.
The weekend is full of gossip--everyone seems to know a great deal about everyone else.
She mocked Ivan's plan to keep his relationship a secret because the village is full of gossips.
All Star weekend is always full of tittle-tattle and gossip, exchanged in locker rooms, press seats or the nearest bar.
Awarding points should be done fairly, of course, but if a member of your clique constantly reports gossip that is not important/late/dull or otherwise untrue, then you are more than welcome to deduct half to a full point of Gossip points from their total.
It isn't crammed full of celebrity gossip".
