Sentence examples for it's chatter from inspiring English sources
According to New Yorker Stephanie Friede, who sings the enormous part of Petra, "It's chatter, and has to be put together with lots of action.
Usually it's chatter on Web logs, or blogs, but politicians must now confront Web sites, too, set up for no purpose other than to mock or taunt them, as C. Virginia Fields and Gifford Miller, two Democratic candidates for mayor, have learned.
But listen closely, and you'll hear something else as well: It's chatter.
All art has a contemporary dimension, since it's chattering away today as surely as the day it was made, even if that was centuries ago.
"It all makes sense now, but at the time I just thought it was chatter," he said.
It was Chatters who suggested I talk to Rex Buck, a religious leader of the Wanapum band, up the Columbia River from where Kennewick Man was found.
Pay attention to what your mind is doing right now, listen to the thoughts that it is generating, the chatter it is chattering.
Suddenly people who wouldn't know a Louisiana cedar if their Prius ran into it were chattering about the Robertsons, an extended clan of duck-call magnates who have been entertaining an increasing percentage of the population with their family-centric, redneck 'n' proud high jinks.
Q: It seems that there's chatter in the United States about players going to Europe.
Sometimes it's background chatter; other times it's white noise.
Well, it appears there is chatter of a buyout deal in the offing.
