Sentence examples for mad chatter from inspiring English sources
He forgoes colloquialisms and the mad chatter of American life.
Once a week, download Mullah Omar and his posse of theocrats spittin' mad chatter from their hideout in the mountains near Tora Bora.
"Ju-On: The Grudge," a hit in Asia in 2002-3 and a subject of mad chatter on the Internet, is a similar case: if you want to see it before the remake starring Sarah Michelle Gellar arrives next year, you'd better get to the Walter Reade Theater this Friday.
An effervescent 26-year-old trained as a ballerina, Ms. Moss has earned Emmy chatter for her work on "Mad Men" and critical raves for her recent turn in the David Mamet play "Speed-the-Plow" on Broadway.
Much of the Mad Men crew is neurotically ogling death pictures from Chicago, chattering uneasily about the salacious brutality of the mass murder and worrying about racial unrest.
Mad Men, which returns for a second series on BBC4 tonight is smart, subtle, quietly engrossing and totally original television, and the chattering classes are right to be chattering about it.
And chatter, lots of chatter.
