Sentence examples for swapped anecdotes from inspiring English sources

The hallways outside the meeting here filled with chatter as commercial and recreational fishermen swapped anecdotes about what many claim is an obvious depletion of the species.

They swapped anecdotes about the former mayor's eating habits ("if they served muffins, he'd say, 'Don't you have any real bread?' Mr. Baer recalled) and mostly fond memories of his 12 years at City Hall and of his early political career.

Yes, she continued, we could swap anecdotes about sexist acts.

Martin leaned against the railing of a deck, drinking beer and swapping anecdotes about past conventions.

Efforts to imagine him swapping anecdotes, joshing around or being broadly affable are doomed to failure.

People have been swapping anecdotes about dawn raids on little old ladies who dared to display the Olympics symbol in their candy stores.

We heard them sing: it was a beautiful noise, as was the sound of the women laughing, swapping anecdotes, teasing one another.

At dinner parties and by office water coolers, we can frequently be found swapping anecdotes about encounters so intimate they'd make a Scandinavian blush.

It's part of a nation's shared experience and laughing about it brings us together, like a family swapping anecdotes about a tipsy uncle.

On Friday morning SNP delegates were treated to a bizarre session in which six of the fabled 56 MPs who stormed Westminster took to the stage to swap anecdotes about who they met on the day they all went to London.

The gruff Daru and the meek Mohammed hardly speak to each other at first, but it's only a matter of time until they start swapping anecdotes and learning to trust each other, just like every other prisoner and escort in cinema history.