Sentence examples for tv chitchat from inspiring English sources
A consideration of Mueller's clothes has become a commonplace of both written narratives and TV chitchat about him.
Yet he is also proud that he burst the tube, proud of his rampaging speeches, which revealed the triviality of routine TV chitchat.
Live from New York it's CrunchWeek, the weekly show where a few of us writers gather 'round the TechCrunch TV cameras and chitchat about a few of the most interesting stories from the past seven days in the world of tech.
After a little more chitchat, the TV hosts bid Angela farewell, and she leaves to much applause.
In between the jokes and giggles she is coiled to spring from what she calls "girly chitchat" into TV studio rottweiler mode, but whenever she does, she stops listening, so it seems pointless.
Miss H. conducts a morning television program of chitchat.
These affairs, combined with the ceaseless radio and TV reportage and with the ubiquitous Grammys chitchat, made me realize just how much of this town's identity, as well as its livelihood, is built on the fragile butterfly wings of song.
From the responsible outlook of what was good for the country, great segments of the population have now gone public with their private selves to satisfy that vanity and self-gratification on TV, tattooing themselves, overeating, not reading, cellular chitchatting, tweeting and Facebooking.
PAGE B13 Arts A NEW HIT TV SHOW HUMS ALONG ONLINE, TOO Helped along by online chitchat, cable marathons and a cast of four celebrity coaches, "The Voice," a talent competition on NBC, is in the midst of a crescendo, as this Tuesday's show starts a climactic period of live broadcasts and live rejections of contestants.
