Sentence examples for standard banter from inspiring English sources

Laters!" This is standard banter between promoters, throwing out challenges and dates and offers, with claims and counter-claims.

"It's definitely a very beautiful game," Liu told the crowd, keeping up the standard between-game banter.

Y'know – standard riot-cop banter.

What at first seems like your standard (if R-rated) banter-heavy, young-urbanites-seek-love/meaning tale, this time told from a gay perspective, quickly proves to have a truer heart and loftier ambitions.

He played six string, three string and one string guitars, conjured distortion out of all of them and regaled a crowd three times the size of Martha Wainwright's (the Martha is now the standard measure) with songs and banter about his uncommon life.

In keeping with her standard practice, Baez doesn't banter much between songs.

"We know she's got impressive vocal chops, but now we need to feel what she's trying to put across in her songs, something beyond the standard 'You guys are awesome!' banter".

Eight years ago, on a Wednesday night in January - the first night of a new business writing class at Northeastern University - I began the standard getting-to-know-you banter with my students.

The following night, playing in front of a sold-out concert of latter-day wildcats in Brooklyn, Jackson is true to cheeky form, purring her way through a set of mostly standards and amusing the audience with her ageless banter.

But by the grittier standards of later years, the feathery music and undergraduate banter seemed ridiculous.

Last week, he bantered with Fred Barnes, a Fox commentator and executive editor of The Weekly Standard.