"He probably says, Stop babbling.
I barely stop babbling when we resurface.
Violet's words drip like honey as she reveals her goal: to have Dr. Sugar lobotomize her niece, Catharine Holly (Carla Gugino), who, according to Violet, won't stop "babbling" about Sebastian's death.
He was so excited he couldn't stop babbling about his teacher and what he'd had for lunch and the message his mummy had put in his lunch box that said "I love you".
Unless Boris Johnson and lead Brexit negotiator David Davis stop babbling about possible trade deals years hence outside the EU and become unexpectedly non-ideological and nimble – and Theresa May and home secretary, Amber Rudd, very pragmatic about immigration – British science is about to be very badly hurt.
"Perhaps he thinks I should get back to the ironing and stop babbling on about airheaded notions such as protecting the NHS (a system that he himself has been most mobile in attacking), fighting for a fairer society (a concept that entirely eludes his party), and championing the plight of those in society who are less privileged than me.
In exactly the way it did, I'd say no because I think it's … well, I should stop babbling because The Middle got the green light, and The Middle very much is Malcolm.
Again, twenty thousand people are dead, and the drooling dimwits of the media can't stop babbling about Fukushima, where exactly one person died – a crane operator who had the misfortune to be up in the cab of his vehicle when the fifth largest earthquake in recorded history hit – and fewer than 30 were injured, only a handful of whom required treatment for radiation exposure.
I couldn't stop babbling until Mr. Goldwyn reached over and patted my hand.
In their short intro package, she couldn't stop babbling, and even broke into a freestyle rap at one point.
"She couldn't stop babbling about her life," the woman says to her husband at the baggage claim.
