"You've got to stop the chatter and just listen".
I worked radio dispatch one evening during the riots at the UCLA Police Department (I was a student security officer) and got to hear all the chatter.
I would probably pay at least 50p per show I got to download if it meant I got to listen to you both chattering in my ears on my walk to work, making me chuckle... SeamusB: Given that music video channels are more concerned with reality shows, do you think that Bug could be successfully transferred to TV, to showcase the best in music video?
Cirkut will get to work, fingers chattering lickety-split over the keyboard, translating Gottwald's wishes into Pro Tools.
(Via headsets, the audience gets to overhear the stagehands' chatter).
You can fast-forward, and I suppose most people do — skip the chatter; get to the sex — but, personally, after going straight to the carnal moments the first five or six times I relived a scene, I liked to go back and hear what I'd had to say, what she'd had to say, no matter how banal it might sound now.
But very little of the chatter gets to the root cause of the perceived problems at these publicly traded, government-sponsored enterprises.
So let's cut the chatter and get to the matter.
He held their interest above all with language and a cracking yarn, but if the number of sides of the theatre and the shape of the stage screwed the acoustics, and the groundlings got bored and started to chatter, nobody would have heard a word.
"When I get nervous, I tend to chatter," Mr. Miller, 40, said.
