Sentence examples for need to chat from inspiring English sources
I need to chat with the young man".
"Attractive girls do not need to chat men up," she said.
Soon after the death, you need to chat everything through with the funeral people.
I said, 'Let's have a chat.' He said, 'We don't need to chat.
The staff are experienced and apparently feel neither an intense need to chat nor abandon you when it gets quiet.
Do you need to chat to colleagues using your work's communication tools, rather than face-to-face, or even over the phone?
If the family needs to chat, they do so in sign language, which they must have learned years ago, since Regan is deaf.
The second, a fellow manager, calls to interrupt the first conversation, saying he needs to chat with Mr. Sioteco privately, which means that Mr. Sioteco will have to find a phone.
If you're just planning on chatting with friends and family, you'll have different needs than if you want to chat with a community or with strangers.
"So if you really need to chit-chat during the day, call a friend who has some free time and save yourself a no-win argument with your spouse".
Good friends John Garland and John Wall, who met through Switchboard, an LGBTI service for older people living at home who need someone to chat to.
