chatty

IF JUSTINE HENIN was ever going to find sanctuary following her tortuous but life-changing past year, it was going to be on Philippe Chattier court at Roland Garros.

HeOs certainly easy on the eye (apart from when he OdiscreetlyO picks his nose), but heOs no chattier than Del Toro.

But four songs in frontman Caleb Followhill started to get a bit chattier.

Babies born thereafter are chattier, as Mercury comes to Gemini, bringing a real ideas person with a touch of restlessness!

Her first edition has a cover as glossy as any coffee table magazine, and inside there are features asking interviewees to talk about what book they have at their bedside - a far chattier approach to the previous lengthy essays and in-depth analysis of obscure writings.

Each of the studies in the history of the book I am considering here furthers the conversation begun by Eisenstein, Chattier, Darnton, and Rose and represents a significant contribution to our understanding of early modern culture.

The friendlier, chattier and more open to conversation you are, the better.

(International sales: Voltage Pictures, Los Angeles.) Produced by Nicolas Chattier, Scott Einbinder.

Encourage him to be chattier in all sorts of situations, even if he doesn't particularly feel like it.

There was no room for sentiment as Nadal sped to a 6-4 6-3 6-0 victory over his mentor in little more than two hours on Philippe Chattier court.

Compared with 'Hookesy' , a Trappist monk was chattier than the three English Musketeers, and now he has gone, aged 48, following a late-night brawl in Melbourne a week ago.

This week sees some rather serious, sensitive and dreamy, perhaps artistic Scorpios arriving, followed by some chattier Scorpios who'll be such jokers and mad charmers, plus, towards the weekend, a number of real home buddies too!