Sentence examples for had chatted to from inspiring English sources

Gingrich said his campaign team had chatted to 18,000 potential voters on Monday but his organisation is one of the poorest of the six who have been competing.

They had chatted to each other while hacking round for third and fourth place in the Grand National, after remounting Blowing Wind and Papillon, but that apparently accounts for most of the words they had ever said to each other at this point.

The former pupil of Pencoed Comprehensive School, in Bridgend, who joined the Army in 2009, had chatted to friends on Facebook the day before he was killed.

The former pupil of Pencoed Comprehensive School, in Bridgend county, who joined the Army in 2009, had chatted to friends on Facebook the day before he was killed.

I've chatted to ex-employees of the Dot and to comics on their roster.

I have chatted to them for a minute or two, and they are laughing.

I've chatted to some fathers whose children, mostly boys, are trying to catch up with their peers.

Because via the encrypted chat protocol, Jabber (the first step to communicating with anyone in Anon world), I have chatted to another teenage Anon who was arrested, but never charged.

"I've chatted to Clive about working together, not just with England," said White, who coached South Africa between 2004 and 2007.

"Naturally the boys are very disappointed and always want to win a game against Jersey," Guernsey FA director of football James Blower told BBC Sport: "We've chatted to them and said to be very proud of how they played.

Having chatted to Peter, I followed the advice of Kurdish activist Aysegul Erdogan and headed to Westminster Bridge.