When asked if he had killed from the cockpit, the prince nonchalantly replied: "Yeah, so lots of people have".
A brief walk revealed three examples of illegal activity: a man nonchalantly pretending to whittle a twig with a panga, while five planks of newly-hewn timber rested on the tree beside him, a woman grazing 76 animals and an abandoned, newly hewn, log beehive.
In this eerie surrealist painting, a murderer nonchalantly haunts the scene of his crime, unaware that it is surrounded by detectives who wait to pounce on the perpetrator.
When I ask if his public attacks on Blatter and Fifa might have been rashly intemperate, his tone is nonchalantly defiant.
Don't, whatever you do, allow him to conduct interviews in underlit alleyways while he wears a fedora and nonchalantly flips a coin.
It nonchalantly proposed dealing with the results by dumping vast quantities of reflective particles into the oceans, to increase the amount of sunlight reflected into space.That school of thinking has since fallen out of fashion.
Staring nonchalantly back at the artist standing over them, they seem full of trust, as if confident that they are in the hands of an original and significant talent.
Against such a background, Saudi Arabia's misgivings about an American war in Iraq are understandable.An unhappy ending one, that is, in which Mr Scott Doran's cartoon-character America follows the bin Laden script and nonchalantly causes Muslims to suffer and die would strengthen the feelings of those Saudis already sympathetic to al-Qaeda.
Having done so, he stuck to his guns nonchalantly but implacably.
Mr. Quattlebaum has been spotted at such A-list venues as Art Basel Miami Beach, Santos Party House and Le Baron, straddling the worlds of rap and performance art just as nonchalantly as he blurs male and female.
The minister goes on, nonchalantly: "I said, 'Why are you screaming?
