Sentence examples for gab in from inspiring English sources
John Pizzarelli has the gift of gab in more ways than one.
After three decades of periodically plugging word books as "gifts of gab" in this column, my bulging inbox declares that lighthearted but scholarly guides to the lingual dimension of communication have never been more commercially viable.
The deepest systematic collection of benthic fishes in Australian waters (108 species from 48 families in 200 3000 m depths) was taken by beam trawl during two surveys in the central Great Australian Bight (GAB) in 2015.
Everyone's an operator, the overall atmosphere is louche verging on alcoholic (this in a Muslim country, no less) and the principals gab, gab, gab in that meta-conscious, pop-savvy way to which Quentin Tarantino owes such a debt.
Forty years later, as cell phones led people to gab in restaurants and other public places, Anthony Ferranti saw a need for a real-life silent chamber, both to give callers privacy and to prevent their conversations from annoying those around them.
Facebook users might browse the news feed or friends' profiles for longer and see more ads to fill time while they gab in chat rooms.
Indeed, SHIP1 and 2 have been found in Gab signalosomes in a variety of settings, e.g. in Gab1 complexes purified from B cells stimulated either through the BCR alone or in co-clustering experiments involving both BCR and the inhibitory FcγRIIb [ 124, 125].
Women in stilettos are gabbing in front of the former parcel office where prisoners used to collect their mail.
Ranchers gabbed in their pickups; a tour group from the nearby town Pátzcuaro browsed the curbside stalls; kids and dogs frolicked around the double-fountained square.
A man fishing, a dog going for a walk, an ensemble of musicians, three critics gabbing in front of microphones -- these are figures that come to life, their skeletal mechanisms on gleeful display.
UK counter-terrorism officials believe that a trip by Ibrahim to Pakistan in December 2004 for terrorist training was allegedly organised by a man known only as "Gabs" in the airline plot trial.
