Sentence examples for starting to chat from inspiring English sources

Tchaikovsky's fifth symphony plays in the background as Tom Ogg, the Oxford-educated maths teacher, counts out the factors of 20. "Shut up please Wilson," he tells a boy starting to chat.

Ms. Bader responded, and they started to chat online.

Still, when you see the same faces week after week, you start to chat.

Before going, I started to chat to more people about the issue of hoarding.

Williams takes the opportunity, before it starts, to chat up female members of staff.

I had no hair at that time, either, so we started to chat.

On Monday morning, she called me, and when I started to chat, she interrupted me by saying: "Listen.

On the shuttle bus — a rare moment in New York where everyone has an equal right to ask for a seat — people start to chat and camaraderie returns.

He was a janitor at the World Trade Center and he loved the camaraderie, often showing up an hour before work started to chat with friends.

At one point when I was with her, a yellow-cab driver pulled up next to Ms. Davila and started to chat, expressing enthusiasm for the green-cab movement.

On West 86th Street in Manhattan, she nuzzled a rescued Pomeranian and started to chat with the dog's owner, Tiffany Zell, 32, when a passer-by stopped to condemn her animal-rights record.