Sentence examples for make you chatter from inspiring English sources

Its effect is to make you chatter, and, as Voltaire said, 'to go on all fours,' to which I would add, and to whisk your tail around a tree".

It can also make you paranoid and make the inner chatter louder.

"There will be lots of e-mails or hallway chatter of 'Did he make you do that insane thing and now you can't walk?' " Mr. Vietor said.

Opener Wonder, with its a cappella intro and chattering synths, does indeed make you wonder – specifically, what a disco SMiLE would be like.

I'm not convinced by much of the 'crisis of masculinity' chatter, but this make-up malarky does make you aware of your own physical failings.

Fortunately, Google Desktop's system-tray logo harbors a handy Pause Indexing command, which you can use while you work on something that you'd rather not make searchable (midnight chatters, you know who you are).

They go to parties at which the subjects of Arbus's later portraits — dwarfs and transvestites and even the Jewish giant himself — sit around and make polite chatter.

Moutawakel is an insider, far too discreet to make random chatter about the five bid cities. (I would have told her I am a Nimby, rooting for one of the other four cities, but she didn't ask).

The problem is that sometimes she's neither a lady nor very distinguished, but, as Nicanor Parra says in a poem, she's a hot wench who will make your teeth chatter no matter how fancy you think you are".

No matter where you go chatter makes sure you've got your real time updates right at your fingertips.

What difference does it make if his chatter is about who's next in line for the Kuala Lumpur branch office or how you-know-who messed up the Smithers contract?