Sentence examples for having chatted to from inspiring English sources
Daniel's brother Simon claims partial credit for the Clangers, having chatted to his father about his fantasy of a small planet and a giant called Jeffrey who wore armour to ward off meteorites and drank soup from craters.
"Employees are only allowed to file one formal flexible working request every 12 months, so before you take it forward formally it would be good to feel confident having chatted to your manager that it was likely to be successful," says Jo Martin, employment law specialist at Simons Muirhead & Burton solicitors.
Pluto UCLan (@plutonews) Uclan students, after making it across the bridge are being mini kettled... #demo2012 #Plutodemo twitter.com/plutonews/stat… November 21 , 20121.28pm GMT In the runup to the march, the NUS slogan "Educate, Employ, Empower" was dismissed by some as too broad - but, having chatted to the students out today, Rebecca Ratcliffe feels it does seem to reflect student opinion.
Having chatted to Peter, I followed the advice of Kurdish activist Aysegul Erdogan and headed to Westminster Bridge.
I've chatted to ex-employees of the Dot and to comics on their roster.
I've chatted to some fathers whose children, mostly boys, are trying to catch up with their peers.
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.
Perhaps you've already completed a summer placement, or you've chatted to recruiters touring around campuses during the university milk round.
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.
