Sentence examples for much chitchat from inspiring English sources

I don't think there will be much chitchat going on out there, I can promise you that".

At work, he admits, his focus is intense, and there's "not much chitchat time".

He is not much for chitchat.

The hourlong flight aboard an intimately cramped, six-seat plane featured much chummy chitchat about local elections, nuclear escalation in South Asia and foreign currency crises, aides to both men said today.

Much of the chitchat in her shop is about whether a woman could or should be president.

Salaun added, "They were chitchatting so much that at one point I had to ask Michel, 'Er, would you mind checking on my baby?' " Equally amusing is the story surrounding the birth of Malandrino's son, Oscar, now 11.

On "The Choice" there's nothing much to reward besides inane chitchat and the wearing of the shortest, tightest skirts imaginable.

Much of the round-table chitchat through the afternoon focused on what the likely general election battle between Mr. Kerry and President Bush would look like.

Instead of asking a reference to call you and spend an awkward half-hour chitchatting about pretty much nothing, try a technique I've come to call it the "average-need-not-apply" method.

There was some scrubbing on her head, some chitchat among the surgical team, much fiddling with sterile drapes and instruments.

They are much polluted with bad music and inane chitchat, but they're also brilliant moving rooms with views.