Sentence examples for gets chatter from inspiring English sources

It gets chatter, just not among what has long been considered the chattering class.

By raising the question 'might growth be ending?' the Financial Times' chief economic commentator Martin Wolf has got the chattering classes chattering about whether improvements in the lifestyles of most of the population in the so-called advanced economies has come to an end.

I've run them both ways but I get less chatter in the high-pressure pump when I use the feed pump but performance seems equal.

Sicario - while it's arguably more of a straight up action thriller than an Oscar film, Denis Villeneuve's drug cartel drama is still getting some chatter.

"I'm not Oprah, but I can get some chatter about something going pretty effectively — I put a link to something and I can see it repeated".

Since turning on Read Receipts, I get less chatter and repeat text messages throughout the day, "checking to see if I got this". There's a real benefit.

Since turning on Read Receipts, I get less chatter and repeat text messages throughout the day, "checking to see if I got this".

Proctor & Gamble ($PG) might not be the first company that comes to mind when you think of great ads, but this year's Mr. Clean ad is already getting good chatter, and they've had some wild, tweet-inducing spots for Old Spice in the past.

As is only fair, last year's champion, Phil Mickelson, got to chatter the most.

His low-five with Jeb Bush alone got more chatter than John Kasich's entire existence.

Even some of the most ardent foes of congestion pricing acknowledge that the current problems seem to be reinvigorating the debate, though they wonder why that idea — and not other potential revenue sources — gets all the chatter.