Sentence examples for someone to chat from inspiring English sources

There is always someone to chat with.

People are so friendly; there's always someone to chat to, or to help out if you get stuck.

I don't mind solitary walking – in fact I mostly prefer it, as long as there is someone to chat to in the evening.

Equally, some might like someone to chat to along the route and to be there as a fail-safe should they, ahem, run into difficulty.

The artists represented by London's Limoncello gallery hang around its stand, waiting for someone to chat them up, or possibly buy them.

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.

When you have to tell someone a relatively important issue, but one that can wait, just call or leave a message; unlike when calling someone just to chat, it doesn't matter on what terms you are with that person.

The jukebox keeps cranking out tunes, and there is always someone waiting to chat.

Now under Anna's care, it has become even more welcoming: there is always someone knowledgeable to chat to about books or anything else, book groups Anna has inspired are multiplying, and there's always tea and cake at four!

From there, users can share the photos, comment, like, or simply meet someone new to chat it up with.

She says: "There's no place I'd rather be than the beautiful South! "Every corner you turn there's something wonderful to see and someone friendly to chat to.