| As it is, when I'm working from home, terrestrial television is often chuntering in the corner, quietly dictating the order of the day. |
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| Anything less and those anonymous FA board members will be chuntering on about overpaid coaches and under-achieving players again. |
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| Should I keep chuntering on about it on my website on a daily basis until everyone stops feeling sorry for me? |
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| Within six months of joining Dundee from West Ham United in March 2001, he was already chuntering on about stepping up to a bigger club. |
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| As I left, she was chuntering away to the next customer about the crazy people she has to deal with during the day and how we make her life an absolute misery. |
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| Whether it's their interactive chuntering, or the comical canter when they sense the possibility of a tasty meal as you approach. |
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| There was some familiar concourse chuntering at the break that seemed more habitual than related to reality. |
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| I am consequently heard chuntering, as I drive around the country, about other drivers and their lack of ability, thought, care and consideration. |
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