chatting造句怎么写

Sit in a booth at your favorite diner or brunch spot and linger longer than you normally would, chatting over a few extra cups of coffee.

The Senate was strangely subdued given the historic importance of the moment, with members milling about in small groups chatting as each recorded their votes.

When you're feeling down, chatting to friends is a great way to perk up. Even if you're feeling misanthropic, why not give someone a ring and arrange to meet up for a coffee?

I'm sure they led me to spend more time chatting with my mates in the pub, or dancing in a moshpit to the Ramones, than kissing and hero-worshipping boys.

Let' s stop chatting and get down to basics, ie concentrate on important matters.

Lionel is very good at chatting up strange girls and getting them go out with him.

The Cambodian girl of the restaurant, naive and lively, kept chatting with us while smiling and greeting passers.

The Welsh also appeared to be rather restrained, with 45% saying they only spend between 15 and 30 minutes a day chatting.

The well is shared by other local herders, who gather on the snow dappled steppe, chatting together as they watch their goats, camels and sheep eagerly drink the liquid before it turns to ice.

(After supper, in a school dormitory, Jeff is chatting with stu-dents A, B and C)

Lastly, you'd better maintain strict order at the reading room. I frequently found myself disturbed by certain students chatting and smoking there.

They stood in the doorway chatting.

The man and I were standing on an urban street chatting, while his son headed away from him up the pavement - fast.

I was thrown the ball while she stood with the quarterback, chatting about the last keg party she'd gone to.