Sentence examples for casual cut from inspiring English sources
The casual cut of the clothes was absolutely on message, and so was Ms. Nichanian's: luxury reflected in tranquillity.
Experiments involved two popular casual games: Cut the Rope (pendulum concept) and Angry Bird Space (circular motion), with concept maps and multiple-choice tests used as assessment tools.
"Superb, deliciously casual, and cut with a neediness that would come off desperate in the hands of a lesser texter.
This seemingly casual exchange cuts to the heart of almost everything that has animated Kureishi in nearly three decades as a playwright, screenwriter, novelist and essayist.
He said he has noticed an increasing trend in casual shorts — cut-offs, sweat shorts and even shorts made of poor man's cotton ramie (a blend that gives a silky effect) — now masquerading in stores as fancy dress-up wear.
These are the kind of casual insults that cut deep and inflict real damage.
The increase renewed fears that employers are using cheap casual labour to cut costs and avoid commitments to their workforce.
PHE urged people to use condoms with new or casual partners to cut the risk of catching the disease.
The footage of Mr Corbyn, who appears in smart casual attire, is cut with pictures of families, workers, and young people.
It seems, however, that casual doesn't cut it anymore.
This is one of the few bars in Berlin where casual won't cut it, so leave your sneakers at home.
