Sentences with phrase «by chatter»

If the Republican nominee were to be seduced by that chatter, he warns, Republicans can kiss Colorado and Virginia goodbye, two energy - producing states they desperately need, he says, to win the 2016 presidential election.

Yet they were drowned out by the chatter of friends and supporters drinking an unidentified red liquid that seemed to help propel them onto a beckoning dance floor, where they spent the rest of the evening.

You are surrounded by chatter about speed boats and oxygen and diving techniques.

Judging by the chatter on Flyertalk there are other variations on Marriott 1Q Megabonus promotion:

While there, controversy follows the «Englishman» for not fitting in, exacerbated by the chatter involving a possible romantic dalliance between himself and Samuel's mother, Rachel (McGillis, Top Gun).

«People typically come to yoga to unplug and find their zen, so it's challenging to do that when you're surrounded by chatter.»

The business is also trading at a rich premium, stoked by chatter about a potential deal with Walgreens Boots Alliance.

In the place of right and wrong — concepts accessible to all citizens — we get «healthy,» «productive,» «inclusive,» and other catchwords, the meanings of which are controlled by experts and subject to endless redefinition by the chattering class.

But then on the other hand how on earth can one expect to find an essential consciousness of sin (and after all that is what Christianity wants) in a life which is so retarded by triviality, by a chattering imitation of «the others,» that one hardly can call it sin, that it is too spiritless to be so called, and fit only, as the Scripture says, to be «spewed out»?

Like they re trying to run me away by chattering about me.

In fact, there are other viable theories but none is as exalted by the chattering class.

De Blasio has begun organizing his campaign for a second term, and was met at this retreat by a chattering class that was quick to grumble as it sipped wine and nibbled on chicharrones de pollo.

Be amused by Chatters cell phone.

The talk was to be moderated by Bob Monk, director of Gagosian Gallery's Uptown Gallery, New York, and judging by the chattering crowd clad in cheery summer attire and dispositions to match — this was going to be good.

This idea of the spectacle being reversed onto the viewer is heightened in the main room of the gallery by the chattering and laughing figures coming alive on all sides and centre.

Not exact matches

With Perch, your small business can stay up - to - date on the latest chatter and improve its social - media marketing by being more responsive to customers.

Parrot measures popularity by looking at Demand Expressions, a measure which (lacking ratings from Netflix, which doesn't release them) combines data on file sharing, social chatter, Wiki activity, fan ratings, and other factors.

The reason, the companies say, is because of a specialized rubber developed by Pirelli for skis that can dampen chattering and vibration by up to 60 percent as you carve across hard snow.

The tech industry, with it's army of engineers and eggheads, is the most dynamic and chattered about sector around, so - called «quants» are the new media superstars, and even something as old - school as farming is being radically disrupted by new, smarter ways of doing business.

The healthy profit margins enjoyed so far by the likes of Samsung and especially Apple are coming under pressure, which is why there's been so much chatter lately about the possibility of a cheaper iPhone.

(Islington is the spiritual home of Britain's «chattering classes», a borough of London studded with multi-million dollar houses owned by well - to - do Labour MPs).

As the much - chattered about book Team of Rivals details, Lincoln made an asset out of personal animosity by inviting his enemies into his cabinet.

The resignation chatter was swiftly denied by the PM's communications staff, but with an election coming up in 2015, we're watching the Conservatives» internal maneuvering as the party contemplates a fourth election with Harper as leader.

There's a lot of chatter right now about Instagram, an iPhone app for adding artsy filters to photos and sharing them across various social - media networks, which has taken the early - adopter crowd by storm and courted heavy investor interest in the mobile photo - sharing niche.

Don't get thrown by the daily chatter and turmoil of the marketplace.

In his view, complacency abounds in cities surrounded by cultural chatter about a generation of young people permanently enamored with city life.

Suddenly perforated with meetups, ICO startups, crypto cafes, bitcoin merchandise and trading chatter in pubs, cryptocurrencies have seemingly taken the city by storm — and Reuben Godfrey, co-founder of local incubator -LSB-...]

Tired of being bugged by all that endless chatter, everyone is welcome, try us for thirty days, no dogma, no cash offerings required, no churches to attend (your local bar will do especially on Fridays), of course buyijng a T - shirt wouldn't kill you and would help spread HIS word.

The chatter around a poll released Wednesday by the Public Religion Research Institute and the Religion News Service will likely focus on the findings highlighted in their news release: 82 % of Americans surveyed believe that bin Laden distorted the teachings of Islam to suit his own purposes; 65 % believe the al Qaeda leader is rotting in hell; and 62 % think it is wrong to celebrate the death of another human being.

I do not doubt that Andrew tried to keep a balance, and stay healthy, but like the rest of us, became consumed with and overwhelmed by this twittering, unending bloghorreic chatter.

The «godless chatter,» whatever its actual content, would by shaped by the culture and not by the cross of Jesus.

Perhaps you've seen the flurry of chatter about an ancient piece of papyrus discovered by Harvard Divinity School historian Karen L. King in which the words «Jesus said to them, «My wife...,»» appear very clearly, before the sentence is broken off.

«The theologian's task,» as John Calvin recognized «is not to divert the ears with chatter, but to strengthen consciences by teaching things true, sure, and profitable.

Students are bored by the intellectual chatter of their elders in academe, and not just because they're only interested in jobs.

The inaugural editorial says that «the key word is conversation,» and notes that «a real conversation, as distinct from intellectual chatter, is marked by discipline and continuity.»

Surrounded as we are by blustery buzz and clattery chatter, equipped with our always - tuned - in devices, we're tempted to nostalgia for the hush of past ages and isolated prairie towns.

We can not listen very well to the voice of God if we are chattering ourselves, or even if we merely keep ourselves surrounded by noise, almost as a barrier to protect us from hearing the voice of any other.

A real conversation, as distinct from intellectual chatter, is marked by discipline and continuity.

«I can at least follow your chatter by hacking into your account to see spikes which might indicate upcoming movement after follow - on training.

While you probably (hopefully) don't have access to or work with high profile items, I can at least follow your chatter by hacking into your account to see spikes which might indicate upcoming movement after follow - on training.

, followed by blessed silence as soon as we reach cruising altitude and my seatmate and I indulge in our respective books or music or sleep, followed by friendly chatter during the final descent («you going to make your connection?»

Perhaps you've seen the flurry of chatter about an ancient piece of papyrus discovered by Harvard Divinity School historian Karen L. King in which the words «Jesus said to them,...

The fashionable commentators, usually morally libertarian in outlook and hostile to religion, and sometimes amusingly termed the «chattering classes» (or, even better, the «commentariat»), seem to refer now to any but the most fleeting of sexual encounters by the equally coy euphemism of «relationships».

I would love you to stop by Food on Friday: Cakes over at Carole's Chatter to add this to the cake collection!

So pleased by your clear, no nonsense videos without all the drana and chatter that others display.

and the next experience a serious bout of teeth chattering because you are way under dressed (this is by no means based on personal experience).

For all of the chatter All - America Marcus Smart generated last April, when he decided to return to school instead of entering the NBA draft, his coach, Travis Ford, has been more impressed by Smart's decision making at the point guard position.

FIFA have echoed the chatter about his speed by giving him a rating of 95/100, with Ahmed Musa and Raheem Sterling the only other Premier League representatives to make the top 20.

Trouble is you must be getting bored talking amongst yourselves by now and much of the chatter is pretty predictable and naive — you must have noticed that a good proportion of the shouters on here don't come across as being very smart.

I am also impressed by the fitness chatter coming from Arsenal and some of the pending deals I'm hearing.