| Then the chancellor raced to the podium and started talking, or rather gabbling. |
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| People had been gabbling at her in some strange language that sounded like a cross between Russian and Gaelic, but slightly more confusing. |
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| Oh, the joy of hearing a top-class brass section and not the ugly tuneless gabbling which passes for popular music today. |
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| I hear much about how my sort of gabbling amounts to nothing but blaming the victim. |
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| We have all raged at those dangerous idiots who insist on driving one-handed down the motorway at 80 mph while gabbling into a mobile phone. |
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| Tracy snatched at the paper at my hands, gabbling that she wanted to see it. |
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| One evening, during dinner, a boy ran into our kitchen, gabbling breathlessly that a tiger had entered the cowshed and killed a goat. |
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| They started gabbling in some foreign eastern European tongue and shot me intermittent daggers from their steely blue eyes. |
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| One evening, a boy ran into our kitchen, gabbling breathlessly that a tiger had entered the cowshed and killed a goat. |
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| We shivered in a red sunset, listening to the cranes gabbling in their maize-field feeding grounds. |
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| When a herd of pigs came face to face with a flock of geese, an unholy racket of grunting and gabbling would ensue. |
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| Five boys started gabbling at him at the same time, all trying to convince him that they were blameless with different varieties of the same excuse. |
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| Her gentle smile melted across her face like warm water washing against bare flesh and she laughed out loud, gabbling about how he shouldn't have gone to so much trouble. |
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| Two French soldiers loll against the coping at the top, gabbling to one another in German. |
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| There is a legend saying that geese have betrayed him with their gabbling when he tried to hide in a stall as he was to be appointed bishop. |
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| Then he fell to gabbling strange and dreadful things which were not clearly understandable. |
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| But now the tide has shifted, and it's rare that a customer can get a word in edgewise, since the bartenders are always gabbling about the way things are affecting them. |
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| Also moving was the scene in which she coached this voice from beyond in her partner's quirks, gabbling fondly into her hands-free kit as she wandered across open countryside. |
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| Then he fell to gabbling strange and dreadful things which were not clearly understandable, and which the doctor admonished them to keep to themselves. |
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