Sentence examples for carefree enough from inspiring English sources

Started by Jeremy Parker, a D.J. who lives across the street, it brings out people who are young enough or professionally carefree enough to party on a school night.

"He understands Bubba because there is more Bubba in him," Karl Rove, the longtime political adviser to the Bushes, told a reporter in 1992, when Mr. Bush's friends were still carefree enough to say colorful things about him.

With a staff of 30 at her disposal, Ms. Schick, who is a model with the Ford agency, felt carefree enough to seek the culprit who had removed her plate, with its slice of a cake that she had bought specially at the Cupcake Cafe.

Cope was well aware of his enemies and was carefree enough to name a species after a combination of "Cope" and "hater", Anisonchus cophater.

But the image of Patterson as a carefree man lucky enough to make money doing what he loves is a bit misleading.

When he returned to college in late January 1997 after his carefree spree, he said enough of the laziness.

As if the camp, carefree atmosphere wasn't enough, there's also a 2-for-1 happy hour everyday from 6pm-9pm on weeknights and from 4pm on weekends.

Ask Collins how he views himself this season and he says "loosey goosey," or self-assured enough to be carefree.

And, even though my kids play all day long, our carefree schedule does not provide enough activity to tire them out.

It leans loosely towards house, taking on a carefree vibe that those fortunate enough to live in British Columbia (disclosure: I used to live in British Columbia) will find soothing and familiar.

It's not that he is anti-establishment, exactly, but in his carefree way he's just subversive enough — "affably apathetic" is how one of his bosses put it recently — to create headaches for any manager who worries about precedent.