Sentence examples for nonstop patter from inspiring English sources
Shuster and his nonstop patter can be hysterical; he can also be a nag.
Mr. Beatty's attempt in his portrayal of Winston parallels Winston's own almost pornographic use of the word, and of the sexual and racial meanness of his nonstop patter.
Her nonstop patter — directed at anyone who visits the farm, in hopes of signing them up as members — is a folksy combination of a TED talk on the environment and Dr. Phil-style commentary on subjects like parenting and the perils of excessive consumerism.
Between the songs and her nonstop patter — she is an assassin of dead air — the show was a seminar on the peril of accepting received wisdom, whether the subject was drag queens, the rural poor, working stiffs, politicians, Pentecostalists, young media stars or bosomy women.
Janney is a total gas in the role, playing Betty in tight pants and with nonstop patter that, like shots of tequila, is better in small doses.
Snow gathered on your goggles at the slightest pause and pelted your face with a nonstop pitter-patter.
The patter is nonstop and bracing.
Mr. Blavat's patter was nonstop, and his penchant for obscure records, B sides of hits and black performers whose work was covered by white singers gave him a reputation as a rebel.
A virgin in middle age, a man of pretentious manners and a nonstop talker whose highfalutin patter drives everyone to yearn to be out of his presence, Aymer is played by Richard Crawford with an entertaining grasp of the man's irritating qualities, but he still manages to elicit our compassion for his painful loneliness.
