Four years ago, the First Base was an old-folks saloon where the jukebox was stocked with Benny Goodman discs and the bar-side chatter ran to memories of Bobby Thomson's pennant-winning homer in 1951.
Nuveen's ad agency, Fallon McElligott, would rather create a stir than come up with a commercial that doesn't merit watercooler-side chatter.
On the Democratic side, the chatter encompasses Senator Bob Graham of Florida, Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana, Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California and Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. of North Carolina.
The New Yorker, October 30, 2000 P. 99 Briefly Noted review of "The Golden Age" (Doubleday; $27.50) by Gore Vidal... Vidal relies on a mix of drably staged events and coruscating gossip, and since he is documenting an epoch that hardly lacks for documentation, readers will be grateful that he has leaned toward the latter: even if the novel sometimes errs on the side of chatter... View Article.
And many promising candidates will turn out to have side effects — chattering helpfully with one organ, but problematically with another.
Simulation results show the success of integral switching surface in elimination of chattering side effects and by high performance of this controller.
That means that hefty accusations are coming from both sides, providing insight into a little known side of internal baseball chatter we rarely see or hear about.
There was chatter from one side of the room.
On the other side of that fence, locals chatter in a tongue resembling Portuguese, on the way to work amid the city's regal plazas, where, in summer, Galician bagpipers, or gaiteros, evoke the region's Celtic roots.
He permeates closed windows, reaches into subways stations and wafts freely into storefronts and down side streets, cutting through the steady chatter and whoosh of traffic.
This is the stream of chatter, the cross-waves, one side of two- and three-sided running dialogues.
