| Eastward, she had known her clientele chattily and had often been offered a drink or a cigarette in the buyer's office after business was concluded. |
| Next things took a more serious turn, with the artist chattily paying tribute to the talents of Neil Diamond. |
| She writes chattily, if at times a bit obsessively, and has a great professor's ability to make the complex accessible. |
| He was greeted by a member of the college staff, who asked, chattily, if he was related to the Cornish St. Aubyns, whose ancestral seat is a castle atop a small rocky island. |
| She's written the book so earnestly and chattily, so it's good value, but every now and then Jenni is unintentionally hilarious and I just can't take her seriously. |
| It flowed along chattily and sociably, and under its influence the new friendship gathered ease and strength. |
