Use "gossiping" em uma frase

1. "Could Ava be driving the cherub that calls itself Yellelle?" Heymon asked them once they were done gossiping about Thom's personal problems

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2. gossiping about it and pointing your finger

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3. Everyone else stood around gossiping about the ascension, but Isis, Griffin, and Willow came to stand near me

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4. She hit the ground disgusted and went to share her story with the rest of the gossiping hens in the fenced in yard

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5. Only one customer was in, but she didn’t want old Mrs McLeavy gossiping to the whole village about her call

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6. Gossiping surmise, she saw, had put this mistaken idea into Una's mind

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7. She hadn’t told anyone of his visit the night before in case they started gossiping

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8. She only knew what Alex told her and only kept it a secret because she didn't want people gossiping about the family at the 'county club'

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9. gossiping that pervades our society and infects the Body of Christ

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10. Gossiping and slander can be compared to "friendly fire," a term

11. The old gossiping grape vine was coming alive, as it had

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12. The tavern was filled with gossiping citizens and soldiers loyal to the Baroness

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13. Unfortunately the negative attitudes of people are still looming, but I am sure that they have realized that I had no interest in all the gossiping, criticizing and blame shifting and that was now the challenge of

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14. His family house was three rooms up a barren concrete staircase lined with chickens and their shit, snotty-nosed kids, women gossiping, evil cooking-smells and the ubiquitous Arab music on radios turned up too loud

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15. When everyone was talking, joshing and gossiping, Robert would switch off

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16. Interpretation: The Page of Swords brings news and communication from a bright young person with an excellent mind, quick to learn, good at puzzles, diplomatic, enjoys gossiping and skilled with the ability to work out the true nature of things

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17. Who? Wow, you would think this is a tiny gossiping town, not Chicago

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18. The birds were naturally best of all at tale-telling and passing on information, but when they were gossiping, some species were not above spicing up their stories or passing on as truth what was really only their own interpretations

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19. Some of the animals had developed the habit of eavesdropping on humans and then gossiping about them, and they were glad to keep on doing this for Palomita and Squirrel Girl

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20. Luckily, they were over-attuned with their gossiping

21. “By the way,” he said as he turned towards the foyer, recalling the staff’s penchant for gossiping, “did you tell anyone else about what you saw last night?”

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22. Once the boots were on, she stood up to retrieve her jacket from her peg, and realised that the other instructors were gossiping about ski patrol, which piqued her interest

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23. They were playing cards and gossiping at the nearby camp

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24. Sharma started gossiping about the neighbourhood uncles and aunties and their families, their linkups, their break ups and blah and blah

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25. gossiping about the ‘whisperer’ and what an awful

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26. Many times when you look at Jesus' ministry, you find Him subject to verbal abuse, constant accusations, constant gossiping about Him, words spoken

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27. Having realized that it was already ten, she felt worried and thought, ‘What could have held him up? Why, the homebody that he is, he comes home straight, doesn’t he? Is it possible that he’s in some trouble? Or, is he gossiping with Prasad? Why don’t I find out from Prasad? Anyway, let me wait for a while

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28. I can laugh loudest and longest when I see a caricature of a coloured woman gossiping with her neighbour over the fence – it happens in my family even though now it is over the Cellphone, and sometimes in the doctor’s waiting room

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29. for 12 years under a cloud of contempt, whispering, gossiping by the "saints" of the day,

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30. Passively gossiping - i

31. To my credit, I can't recall a single time in my life that I have participated in blatant gossiping

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32. I’ve written about the passive gossiping before

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33. There would be no more gossiping servants or sneaking around

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34. Gossiping is the easiest social act with the greatest social impact

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35. Gabriel looked at her, “do you need to leave? You should go, I‘m sorry about today, it‘s just that I don’t know if you know but there was some gossiping in the company a year after you left they thought you had been pregnant, I thought-”

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36. The crowd returns to their gossiping

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37. They try to calm their disturbed mind by diverting the mind elsewhere, by watching television, consuming alcohol, gambling, gossiping, etc

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38. We climbed into Bethanie's goosedown bed, giggling and gossiping like old times, until our eyes grew heavy with sleep

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39. Still others stood gossiping

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40. When they arrived at Henry Macnock's store the elderly man was back at work behind the counter and the store was full of customers gossiping about the trial

41. All of the women that were out and about had learned of it and a covey of them were engaged in sipping and gossiping at the back of the store

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42. Soon, mostly members slept away, some artists were gossiping sitting outside of the house while he was busy with other five members of the team

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43. Jhamed chattered away, gossiping about this and that

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44. believed, gossiping is more about disproportionate smoke of the actual fire and he had no

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45. He must have heard her gossiping

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46. A group of women was gossiping

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47. The absence of a father, the strong, domineering, businesswoman mother and our preoccupation with beauty and femininity in a milieu of giggling, gossiping women was bound to divert my normal sexual orientation

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48. Don’t go on gossiping, don’t go on talking

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49. She could sit with Elena and Felicity, but then people would probably start gossiping about them too, and even though Monica offered to sit with her, Courtney didn't want her sister's pity

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50. Massie rolled her eyes before turning her attention to Shea, gossiping about a girl who was said to be pregnant

51. "� The feeling of belonging that gossiping can bring will always feel fragile to its participants especially when they find themselves gossiping about someone who moments ago felt secure within the charmed circle of the "us" group

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52. A nearby village had been gossiping with itself all week about the massacre at Coldfrock Castle

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53. The spy, who was there to pick up any crumbs he could find or make, did not allow his baffled state to express itself in his sinister face; but, stood with an air of gossiping gallantry, leaning his elbow on Madame Defarge's little counter, and occasionally sipping his cognac

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54. So it naturally fell out that Meg got into the way of gadding and gossiping with her friend

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55. I was happy when the exam was over, chatting and gossiping with my friends as we waited for Sher Mohammad Baba, a school assistant, to call for us when the bus arrived

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56. She couldn’t hear them, but she knew what they were doing: picking apart what everyone was wearing, gossiping about who was sleeping with whom and who had found out and how much the divorce would cost

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57. Her best friends were probably drinking margaritas at the bar down the street and gossiping about how washed out she had looked at the funeral

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58. Miss Kate and Miss Julia were there, gossiping and laughing and fussing, walking after each other to the head of the stairs, peering down over the banisters and calling down to Lily to ask her who had come

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59. The cook was not the gossiping kind, and had pretty soon shut the door in his face, but Scaife said he was positive she knew nothing

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60. Their ritual was evolving, but for now it included sipping a diet soda in the conference room and gossiping while watching the street

61. The men loitered on the front porch and by the driveway, smoking and gossiping and wondering what really caused the crash

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62. “I have to say that finding you two ladies gossiping in the garden when I got home was not what I expected

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63. She had stilled the County’s gossiping tongue by marrying

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64. was one of them, in particular—could stop to drink ale or cold tea from the flagon now and then, or to exchange a few gossiping remarks while they wiped their faces or cleared the fragments of straw and husk from their clothing; but for Tess there was no respite; for, as the drum never stopped, the man who fed it could not stop, and she, who had to supply the man with untied sheaves, could not stop either, unless Marian changed places with her, which she sometimes did for half an hour in spite of Groby's objections that she was too slowhanded for a feeder

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65. "So here we are, installed in this beautiful old house, and from both my bedroom and the drawing room I can see the great elms of the cathedral close, with their great black stems standing out against the old yellow stone of the cathedral, and I can hear the rooks overhead cawing and cawing and chattering and chattering and gossiping all day, after the manner of rooks--and humans

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66. Next in the row came a little shop with a battery of four Home Laundries, and three young married women sitting gossiping while they waited for their wash

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67. Scotland has trios of witches, Paris has quartettes of old gossiping hags; and the "Thou shalt be King" could be quite as mournfully hurled at Bonaparte in the Carrefour Baudoyer as at Macbeth on the heath of Armuyr

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68. Pat and Jean spent the day with Marilyn, getting facials and manicures while gossiping, so perhaps Marilyn mentioned it

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69. Despite its specious nature, it’s interesting just by virtue of the fact that this report—classified for decades—was written and filed back on October 19, 1964, years before people started gossiping that the Kennedys may have had something to do with Marilyn’s death

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70. Instead of gossiping about your mate’s late-night escapades, Fisher thought you should go out and gossip about the prospects of potential investments

71. She talked to her small companions and hung about the elder girls and listened when they were gossiping; and acting upon certain information they had unconsciously let drop, she started late one afternoon on a voyage of discovery, climbing stairs she had never known the existence of, until she reached the attic floor

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72. and fond of gossiping about her family

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73. ” “She has the manners of the best society,” he said enthusiastically, gossiping about her in a circle of ladies

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74. People persisted, however, in gossiping about Stavrogin, saying that the murdered woman was his wife; that on the previous day he had "dishonourably" abducted a young lady belonging to the best family in the place, the daughter of Madame Drozdov, and that a complaint was to be lodged against him in Petersburg; and that his wife had been murdered evidently that he might marry the young lady

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75. I heard gossiping in the crowd about the bride's wealth—about her dowry of five hundred thousand rubles—so and so much for pocket money

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76. She was constantly out gossiping with friends or tradespeople, and that was the reason of her mistress's constant complaints

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77. There should be no gossiping among the servants

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