Sentence examples for plenty of chatting from inspiring English sources

Anecdotal evidence suggests that for every heralded example of something designed "virtually" by two people in different locations, a lot of other new products are dreamt up during idle banter by the coffee machine: hence the new fashion for "village" workplaces, with plenty of chatting spaces.

Next might come a boisterous evening at the campaign office, where there is plenty of chit-chat and snacking on sandwiches between phone calls to potential supporters.

There's been plenty of chat in the recent past.

The programme provides plenty of chat about cricket between the moments of action (and those periods of inactivity make up the bulk of any cricket match).

And there's plenty of chat about the pizza George Osborne enjoyed loudly with David Cameron and Boris Johnson last night, which Labour has dubbed 'pepperonigate'pepperonigate

There is plenty of chat between Morkel and Anderson, two gentle souls who get in character as soon as they enter the field.

"We've had plenty of chats, of course we have," added Bowyer.

"Shaun's a good boy, someone I've only known for six or seven weeks but I've had plenty of chats over his future.

There are plenty of chat apps, and Stories is being copied successfully by Instagram, with more Facebook clones on the way.

There are plenty of chat apps out there, but many are very advertising-dependent like Pinger or are paid apps like WhatsApp.

There are plenty of Chat or Talk forums for birds.