Sentence examples for casual change from inspiring English sources

It's not a casual change, since everything Gilbert was trying to do in his design for the Supreme Court, one of the iconic buildings of the United States, is embodied in the processional movement you make to go into it.

At three, the place shuts down for a few casual changes (tables get flowers and tablecloths, the bar gets chip baskets) and returns at six as a fine-dining option for a largely local crowd.

From San Francisco to New York, bathhouses notorious for promoting casual sex changed the way they did business or closed down.

"Her only criticism was the translation," said Mia. "Like she thought 'Let's have a little drink' was a bit casual and changed it to 'Let us celebrate the occasion with a drink' – or something".

Parents are hugely influential in a young child's life – even casual conversations can change the way a child thinks.

And I would have been abandoned like a parcel in all kinds of places without all manner of cabbies, lift-givers and drivers – thanks to them for a magical blend of casual racism, climate change denial, excellent chat, strange anecdotes, health tips and unhinged staring.

For all the restructuring, cost-cutting, casual dress codes, changes in workplace complexion and predictions that electronic commerce would change everything, the corporation remains a political place where who gets ahead often depends as much on the comfort level that top executives have with one another as on their executive skills -- a bastion of social relationships.

For all the shifting locations, relationships and casual jobs, nothing changes – nothing is ever overcome.

The quotient of leather to denim and of suits to casual wear has changed substantially in recent seasons.

But the rules for casual flings have changed in this modern texting and social-media era where human interactions are far less personal than in the days of phone calls and face-to-face conversations.

For a change, the casual Lido has a buffet.