Usar "rattle on" en una oración

1. They prattle on because they think that I only come out at night

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2. I found myself remembering my holidays from boarding school and how Uncle Pantelis would rattle on, telling tales, pointing things out and singing some moody love song or other, mixing Greek and English in the same sentence

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3. When we dropped Theodore off at his tent, he wanted to prattle on, but we pointed out that it was late and we needed to see to the troops early the next morning

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4. She would laugh or cry just like the servant did and would prattle on in her gibberish version of the girl’s language with occasional real words thrown in at random

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5. They’ll rattle on, pontificating on the virtues of tracking and testing

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6. Jillian had learned the hard way that once Robert started talking about old movies, he could rattle on all night, so she decided to change the subject

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7. disbelief that al owed Quentin to prattle on for so long

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8. prattle on for twenty minutes non stop, “I do a lot of this sort of thing, but

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9. Hannah rested her head on her knees as the cage continued to rattle on and wondered if maybe she was just getting what she deserved for betraying the Legate over to Julian

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10. Liam continued to prattle on about the fight from thirty minutes ago as if it was a historic and well-documented moment of fame for him

11. Resist, resist, resist, the temptation to rattle on about your business!

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12. It was almost worth listening to this shriveled up dwarf of a man prattle on and scurry about with the energy of a fly high on sugar

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13. Let me but lift my finger--!" She seemed to raise it (the listener's eyes were always on his paper), and to let it fall with a rattle on the ledge before her, as if the axe had dropped

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14. the oarlocks didn’t even rattle on the release

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15. All have a chunky body, wide head and rattle on the end of the tail that is usually but not always sounded as a warning

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