gossip away

The three girls gossiping away in the sunshine might only be 14, but the historical significance of independence is not lost on them for a moment.

When he was semi-retired he sat on a chair in the corner of the saloon, gossiping away to his customers.

Colburn began sacking the groceries while gossiping away.

Instead of other people gossiping away about 'Ooh, what's wrong with Carrie' I'm just very open about it.

They sat at their tables and gossiped away the day, occasionally moving invoices about the desk, occasionally getting up to put on the kettle.

They were in the elder Widgett girl's bedroom; Hetty was laid up, she said, with a sprained ankle, and a miscellaneous party was gossiping away her tedium.

Observant, and alert to nuance, she takes pleasure in trivial chit-chat, and can gossip away for hours - often to the detriment of what she is supposed to be doing!

She gossips away about her new wardrobe and the new confidence — and male attention — that arrived with it, but Warren is experiencing more than just the average post-purchase ego boost.

She's often gossiping away and having fun and is known for always finding an easier way to do things, although in Book 2 she goes to desperate measures in order to win a part in the school play.

For decades, she lazily gossiped away her days at elite restaurants in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta; at night's end, her driver shuttled her home to a seven-bedroom house kept tidy by six live-in maids.

I was particularly struck by a description of some Stone Age Tanzanians gossiping away around their work-station and Sir James Dyson's claim that whoever invented a 1.3-million-year-old axe probably did so to impress the women of his tribe.

Mollie and Jenkinson were gossiping away together like old friends, and I remember that he was very decent to her in telling her that she was to come to him in case of any further difficulty, -whether she was staying with me or not.