Sentence examples for interesting chatter from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the same runway was closed due to occupation by 78 diamondback terrapins, engendering some interesting chatter from air traffic controllers.

That morning, a member of the exam team told Michaelson's supervisor — a New Delhi-born former corporate tax lawyer named Sanjay Wadhwa — that there was "definitely some interesting chatter" in a batch of cryptic I.M.s from a person using the handle roomy81.

That morning, a member of the exam team told Michaelson's supervisor a New Delhi-born former corporate tax lawyer named Sanjay Wadhwa that there was "definitely some interesting chatter" in a batch of cryptic I.M.s from a person using the handle roomy81.

However, there's a little bit of interesting chatter beyond that they're raising a secondary for potential liquidation of investors or employees, we hear.

To me, an evening out with the girls means a good dinner, a nice glass of wine, lots of fun and interesting chatter, and possibly a bit of music or innocent dancing thrown into the mix.

In the brand planning rooms of Fortune 500 companies, social media findings are an interesting read on chatter and opinion, but fail to unearth the powerful insights that drive consumers and breakthrough marketing campaigns.

One interesting aspect of that chatter was the fall in global markets after Moody's Investor Service wrote last month that the indebtedness of Eastern Europe, and particularly its weak banks, would drag down their owners, mostly large banks in Western Europe.

Such is the speculative state of affairs that in recent days State Senator Malcolm A. Smith of Queens has surfaced in the Republican chatter, an interesting turn considering that his brief tenure as Senate majority leader did not invite comparisons to the Age of Pericles.

But more interesting than the TV chatter were the thoughts and hopes of the lonely people all over America who actually wrote to our unannounced candidate to tell him to run.

They were not even distracted by the huge tiger in the trailer for the Walking Dead's seventh season, which made good on Hurd's promise in the pre-trailer chatter of "some interesting nonhuman characters".

With Windows Mobile 2010 and Silverlight Mobile still officially unannounced, Chatter has an interesting opportunity for the next three months or so to slipstream alongside Nexus One and Android.