Sentences with phrase «little small talk»

If you find you have something in common, use it as a way to break the ice with a little small talk before you move on to business.

You know, make a little small talk about idolatry and death and then tell them about Jesus.

Though Se √ ± or rarely rewards anyone with more than a sly and conspiratorial smile or a little small talk, no one seems to go away disappointed.

Even throws in a little small talk — «Heard a lot about you from Joe.

«Even a little small talk contributed to getting a better deal.»

It's like inverted curb - crawling, as she drives around seeking strangers for apparent seduction, the blokes generally feeling they've won the lottery when a little small talk — establishing, usually, that they won't be missed — leads to a lift from, well, Scarlett Johansson.

They make a little small talk about their evening.

The Benefits of a Little Small Talk Wall Street Journal, 9/30/16.

If you find yourself fumbling at any point in your approach, try making a little small talk with your victim.

Once you've made a little small talk with the representative, it's time to get to the nitty - gritty and request reconsideration of your application.

The staff is really friendly, they introduce themselves and have a little small talk with you.

Of course, you won't learn that information if you never engage in a little small talk or banter.

Spend a Little Time in Chit - Chat At the same time, remember that it's helpful to start off the meeting with a little small talk.

Be prepared for a little small talk, but don't overdo it.