They gabbed about trivial, everyday stuff, as families often do.
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They gabbed about girl stuff, like they were at a sleepover.
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A couple weeks ago, I gabbed about the similarities between Memento and Westworld.
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I'd gabbed on the phone to Jamey, getting to know him as Sierra Burgess had.
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In Youngstown, Ohio, he gabbed with voters until both members of the Democratic ticket had disappeared from view. Mrs.
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Al Franken of Minnesota gabbed with attendees on a couch in the lobby on Wednesday evening, before the opening reception for the conference.
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The gripes of the "gilets jaunes" should be familiar to attendees at the World Economic Forum, who have gabbed over income inequality regularly since the financial crisis.
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They admired Cardi's nails and gabbed about her favorite president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whom Sanders incidentally cites as an inspirational figure in his campaign for the White House.
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Between songs on Tuesday, Mr. Maduro hailed Venezuela's human rights record as he gabbed with Foreign Minister Delcy Rodríguez, who phoned in from a diplomatic meeting in Geneva.
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Hathaway, a new mom, gabbed with Ellen DeGeneres about going to the gym post-baby, told a story about a rude trainer, and played a game called "Last Word."
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The 19 presidential candidates in attendance chatted with reporters, gabbed with voters and tried to grab a breakout moment to distinguish themselves in the party's historically crowded primary field.
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Less than a month after the Royal Wedding, the Markle family melodrama was in full swing again the moment Meghan's father, Thomas Markle Sr., gabbed away royal secrets on Good Morning Britain.
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Refinery29 gabbed with Baillio about her early roots as a singer, navigating a budding Broadway career, and how she got over feeling self-conscious and learned to love herself exactly as she is.
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The situation is almost identical to the paparazzi "run-in" at a Nevada gas station after O.J. was released -- when Simpson acted shocked someone had found him in the middle of the desert, yet still gabbed away.
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Look closer though, and things are a little off, the riffs are still just asynchronous enough to be unsettling, and Copeland's vocals—though somewhat clearer—are still relatively indistinct, chattered and gabbed endlessly in an ungrounded stream of formants and phonemes.
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That time you and your coworker gabbed about your boss's bad breath; the DMs you sent about picking up weed for a Friday night out; all the times you complained or boasted about traffic on your site… Everything could get out there.
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They weren't all upfront about how they'd come into money to the girls at the front desk, but they gabbed with abandon to their stylists, who'd tell us all the dirt—the $12,000 weekends in Cabo, the million dollar apartments paid for by their longtime sugar daddies.
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Impersonations and sketch characters frequently done by Ferguson on the show include Prince Charles (usually hosting "The Rather Late Programme"), Wilford Brimley, Sean Connery, Bill Clinton, Queen Elizabeth II, Andy Rooney, Aquaman, Michael Caine, David Bowie, Elton John, Bono, and Mitt Romney. He claims that he developed his imitation of Caine after an eight-hour-long plane ride on which he sat behind Caine, who "gabbed" with his wife the entire trip. Less frequent impersonations include Dr Phil, Simon Cowell, Kim Jong-il, Mick Jagger, Morgan Freeman, Regis Philbin, Angela Lansbury (as "Jessica Fletcher" on Murder, She Wrote), Jay Leno, Jimmy Fallon, Larry King ("of the Jungle"), Arnold Schwarzenegger, and J. K. Rowling.
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