Sentences with word «jabbering»

They shouldn't listen to a lot of jabbering about what the market's going to do tomorrow or next week or next month, because nobody knows.

He started jabbering on about alternative medicine.

The journalistic jibber jabber of Marco Rubio and Rand Paul being serious candidates is nonsensical verbal diarrhea.

We were jibbering jabbering away madly — only halfway through my questions — when the youngest appeared with her Rolls Royce accompaniest.

The investment circus crowd is always jabbering away about something — the Alibaba IPO one day, the possibility of a market meltdown the next, etc. — but it's more sound and fury than insight, or at least insight you should act on.

You confounded the people who insisted on jabbering at us about «what Iowa meant» for the last few days, and you also showed up in record numbers and demonstrated that participatory democracy is not quite dead in this country.

is straight - up EPK stuff — ugly footage shot against ugly wallpaper, with Jarrold jabbering in between the appearances, on black - and - white title cards, of questions that were apparently being put to him by an off - camera interviewer.

When Edward is accused of marital rape, he becomes as jabbering and hesitant, under the cross examination of his friends as any defendant in the dock, proffering similar defences — «I thought I was showing passion»; «she said no a couple of times, but so did I».

Alright, enough jabbering on my part.

Sometimes, though, Snake's bros (Ocelot and Miller) will start jabbering about the mission while you're trying to listen to a tape, which can get annoying as the tape won't automatically pause, even when Kaz is explaining that you just picked up a black carrot, an ancestor of the orange carrot.

San Francisco, California About Blog Welcome to the NEO Blog, the place where we jibber and jabber everything about educational technology, e-learning, and 21st century learning in schools.

He is a charlaton of the first degree and I would LOVE to see this old guy ONCE ladling soup in a homeless kitchen or driving a van full of mentally disabled people to a mall or couseling pregnant teens But he NEVER does anything useful with his beliefs... just jabbers on.

My (delightful) mother - in - law helped me paint one time, and the constant jabbering away almost killed me.

Righto, that's enough jabbering from me.

«We got to where he was letting me off, he turned off the engine, and he began jabbering incoherently about men and women.

The Ladinos began jabbering excitedly and the Indians moved closer.

Ben doesn't shut up, of course, and there's some fun to be had watching Hart try to solve every problem on the street by jabbering at it.

So, true to form, after a terrifying attack by a supervillain, Gotham is yet again evacuated leaving only jabbering thugs with no inner - monologue and costumed weirdos with daddy issues occupying the streets.

So, true to form, after a terrifying attack by a supervillain, Gotham is yet again evacuated leaving only jabbering thugs with no inner - monologue and costumed weirdos with daddy issues occupying the streets.

Remember — in the days before to mobile phones — when you saw someone jabbering to themselves in the street you knew at once they were psychotic?

In fact, there may be no more tortuous sound to male ears than the first 10 to 15 minutes of incessant teen girl jabbering served up here during the carpool ride to school.

I swear this carried me through the long hard training and not once did I «hit the wall» as they say in running jabber.

A quartet of cheerleaders dance around a guy with a mic who jabbers away over blaring rock music.

00:22 - The final Tory leaflet in Eastleigh, by the way, had the usual jabber about immigration and Europe but was designed entirely in purple colours to mimic Ukip.

As for gym workous, this also means no jibber - jabbering for 5 minutes in between sets at the gym... Instead, you need laser - focused intensity, and one of the best ways to keep high intensity is super-setting or alternating sets.

The reader is, for authors, the ultimate authority, because without readers, we're back to being lunatics jabbering our stories to a cold, uncaring moon.

«Those hearing that jabbering Lancastrian monotone for the first time, taking in that 6ft 9in shaven - headed, motor - mouthed, deeply menacing figure, might be tempted to dismiss Fury as simply a bully and a goon, a Twitter troll made flesh, Dapper Laughs with muscles.

As if to prove that sports people, those who make a living jabbering about sports, and sports fans really aren't knuckle - dragging Neanderthals, sports talk radio and a lot of the rest of the Sports Industrial Complex has become an avid promoter of the LGBTQ agenda, often in the silliest ways.

It's got to be flavoursome, it's got to be colourful and most of the time, it's got to be healthy — start your day the right way, and all that jibbah jabber, eh?

The esoteric jabber (for instance: «if you were a big wienie at the strip you certainly wouldn't drive a rat, you'd probably drive a gasser that gobbles and take the bash») is foreign to his own speech, which flows slowly and lucidly.

At this age most kids can join syllables together and jabber wordlike sounds, say «mama» and «dada,» and maybe say a couple of other words as well.

Babies are the most adorable beings with their toothless smile and jiber jabber babbles.

Do your twins jabber to each other in a language that no one understands except them?

Well before your baby's first words, your baby should be saying single syllables and frequently jabbering or babbling.

goes from tolerable, background jabber into a full - blown meltdown.

So, when Fayose happened on his Biafra jabber, he provoked additional comedy to Ola Rotimi's comic play, Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again.

They made quite a sensational pair at an Abuja court on April 25 with Fayose, all infantile jabber, declaring himself and his Ekiti Kete, self - annexed Biafrans.

jabbers Ed, his face morphing into a casserole of eyes and intestines.

Biologists have recently learned that orcas jabber in local dialects, and humpbacks sing long complex songs that change through time (ScienceNOW, 29 November 2000).

It was a compelling scenario, and I scribbled out several pages, along the way making the point that the news would be particularly hard on women, given their documented fondness for what sociolinguist Deborah Tannen calls «rapport talk» — that constant stream of friendly jabber that seems to reassure them that they're still alive and that no one's currently threatening their young.

Pinterest must easily have a million posts dedicated to the subject, usually with some artfully displayed motivational quote, and it would seem that every other Facebook post is some inspirational jibber - jabber espousing the virtues of #Strength.

This person obviously loves to talk, so he should have no issue jabbering on about his or her own life.

No, you don't want to waste precious work hours jabbering on and on about the latest episode of Scandal.