Sentence examples for casual ideas from inspiring English sources

The ambassador said in the cable, dated March 2008, that King's proposals "were not casual ideas developed in the course of a luncheon conversation.

Converse and flip flops are some casual ideas.

Waitrose said that, from April, she would be offering "casual dining ideas and recipes" in a column called Pippa's Friday Night Feasts.

Middleton, the sister of the Duchess of Cambridge, will write the column, Pippa's Friday night feasts, for the retailer's magazine, Waitrose Kitchen, starting in April, offering "casual dining ideas and recipes".

Occasionally an interesting idea popped up, like a silvered knit sweater with a shiny leather skirt, but this more casual sportswear idea had no follow-through.

Ideally what the "casual console" idea needs is a game controller that's no more complicated than the old SNES joypad or the Wii Mote, and then included with every system.

Simpson's faith in the casual interchange of ideas endures.

Scientific collaborations can be as casual as swapping ideas over coffee; they can be as monumental as the Manhattan Project, the Large Hadron Collider, or the Human Genome Project.

"There is great value in the casual interchange of ideas and information between all levels of scientists and engineers as these individuals move about the building performing their various tasks," Simpson told LASR's architects at a 1962 meeting.

But that's what quarterly publication Bare Bones is, an entirely grassroots effort whose content is driven by the casual desires and ideas of its contributors.

To many more casual listeners, the idea that they're slowly amassed MP3 collection will suddenly be devalued in the face of limitless streaming will be a shock.