| In New York, Fitzgerald has the reputation of a tough, no-nonsense prosecutor who doesn't relish bantering with reporters. |
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| Five minutes later I'd sort of forgotten about it, bantering in the staffroom and discussing someone's speech therapy needs, but there it sat. |
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| That evening we had a fantastic time, drinking dem pints, bantering away and swapping experiences. |
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| This involves bantering, oftentimes between two people who good-heartedly tease each other. |
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| Kitty kept her tone deliberately light and bantering, but Brandon could tell that she was serious. |
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| I would encourage hon. members to stop the bantering that goes on when we are trying to listen both to the questions and to the answers. |
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| I learned much about bantering and bartering, and also a bit about Egyptian men. |
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| Jesting, bantering, leering or other gestures, and teasing that are offensive to another employee or to a customer are prohibited. |
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| The bantering continues, gathering enthusiasm and imaginativeness with every new narrative until one of the raconteurs starts gesticulating frantically towards the road ahead. |
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| This is no laughing matter and it is no time for getting sidetracked and bantering about Quebec's separation. |
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| Mr Robinson and Mr McGuinness now describe each other as friends, exchanging bantering text messages. |
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| Yet they were also supposed to remain in control of their faculties, bantering and displaying wit. |
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| Surprising as it may seem, Blum's bantering Parisian 'tchatche' fuses neatly with Nigerian Afrobeat. |
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| Amid a din of bantering of her personality, Paltrow pulled off a charming guest arc on Glee, winning an Emmy for her work. |
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| Lynch avoids the packed Billy Wilder Theater to wait backstage, while Brand sits in the front row, bantering with his neighbors. |
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| A bar in which one may engage in such pleasant diversions as drinking beer or wine, bantering lightly or commiserating lachrymosely with friends is only a bar. |
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| He's been bantering with reporters about a variety of issues. |
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| I could hear the President and Hillary bantering in the background. |
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| Then, on the pier near the stern of the USNS Bob Hope, the 50-year-old Petraeus gets into a bantering exchange with a 19-year-old private first class. |
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| He cast himself, he cast lovers, ex-lovers, friends, collaborators, and his films became famous for their bantering specificity. |
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| Instead, we are bantering back and forth, and arguing over whether a tax loophole should exist or not exist, and whether there should be fairness in the taxation system. |
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| We diverted ourselves with bantering several poor scholars with hopes of being at least his lordship's chaplain. |
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| We recently heard the bantering from the fourth party in the House that by having the lowest corporate tax we somehow are giving favours to people. |
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| Contrary to its soothing association with creased white trousers, bantering tea-time conversation and almost-holy laws, the game of cricket has witnessed lots of sordid behaviour in its time. |
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| She was bantering in Creole with one of the guys. |
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| They will be bantering and bartering with the crowds of snake-liquor and ginseng salesmen who are expected to line the mile-long road from the site to their living quarters. |
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