Sentence examples for markets to chat with from inspiring English sources

American troops move freely through it, dropping into schools and stopping off at markets to chat with locals or to check up on a new citizens' militia, the Ghazaliya Guards, who man checkpoints throughout the suburb.

In contrast to snooty shop assistants in Saint-Germain boutiques or the terrifyingly grand perfumer on the Champs Elysées, the sellers at the markets love to chat, with each other, with browsers and passers-by.

And they are speeding new ideas to market: ways to chat with friends and colleagues; networks of dozens or even thousands of tiny sensors that track tank deployments, forest fires and frozen pizzas.

I visited Molekule's headquarters South of Market lately to chat with Jaya about the business and get a look at how her filter works.

Sweeping through a farmers market in Neiva, he stopped to chat with poor farmers and vendors, chomping on fruit as he conversed about the economy and unemployment.

The 13 vendors, some of whom have been coming for the 18 years the market has been open, had time to chat with customers.

"I'd like to chat with Kenny about the market possibly moving?" this reporter asked Zack Shopsin last week.

I sat down to chat with Mr. Patterson while I waited with a cool drink, hoping for more dish on the market controversy.

Leans down to chat with Philip Johnson.

There is always someone to chat with.

I'm not one to chat with seatmates.