Sentence examples for prompt chatter from inspiring English sources

So he surely knows that, while he might be looking down the ballot in his speeches, a trip to Iowa will prompt chatter about his aspirations for the top of the ticket — and draw national attention to a state labor event.

She said this led to storytelling that prompted chatter about sightseeing in Europe, guidebooks and subway maps.

The enthusiasm immediately prompted chatter about whether Mrs. Clinton and her team could bottle that enthusiasm for the 2016 presidential election.

"There is no reason to be scared; remain calm," Mr. Christie said soothingly, in a moment that prompted chatter on social media.

After Longoria became one of four Rays to score that inning — prompting chatter of Rivera's waning powers as a pitcher — Rivera publicly disagreed with Girardi's decision.

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Worries about the strength of the global recovery and proposals from Washington to clamp down on banks have sent fresh jitters through financial markets, prompting chatter among traders that stocks could be poised for that rare but alarming phenomenon: a correction.

Back in 1911, its first edition prompted chatter (and, undoubtedly, wry newspaper columns) by including cutting-edge jargon such as "flapper" and "motorist".

And Johnston's musing about Trump-as-source prompted chatter among journalists on Twitter, some of whom pointed out that the documents in question are marked "client copy".

The media attention around Hersh's piece in the London Review of Books also prompted chatter about where it wasn't published -- The New Yorker.

While the departure Ezra Klein and several Wonkbloggers to Vox Media garnered headlines and prompted chatter among media watchers, the Post has steadily replaced those leaving, increased staff in other departments and even opened a design and development office in New York City.