Sentence examples for casual from from inspiring English sources

Well, he never pretended to be a good father.The whole music thing had been pretty casual from the start.

THE CROWD -- Varied and casual, from families out for a leisurely meal to commuters grabbing takeout on their way home.

One entry about encouraging men to dress up on Fridays reads: "In our opinion the world is too casual from a style perspective.

But however sartorial or casual, from a slim satin suit through a malleable leather tuxedo to a draped top, each piece suggested a couture sensibility.

I responded (politely and briefly), though "OK NAOMI" seemed rather casual from a person who was, after all, seeking my help.

And Junya Watanabe made a nice, if predictable, job of mixing tailored and casual, from suspenders holding up pants over check shirts to "dressing up" denim and cotton with leather patches.

Salon seems like the right word for the evening, which works its casual, from-another-era magic from the moment you enter, are asked by the dancer Paul Singh to write a thought on a Post-it, and are offered a glass of wine.

Let your style go from casual to formal, from the beach to the snow.

Perelman often got inspiration for his casuals from news items or magazine pieces.

Stop employees who were misclassified as casuals from being back-paid entitlements, preventing them "double-dipping" and accessing both the casual loading and entitlements of permanent workers.

One of these was Liam Maher from Flowered Up, a gang of working-class casuals from north London with an eye for making mischief.