Sentence examples for casual interaction with from inspiring English sources

Arriving guests are typically greeted with Carlson's trademark salutation: "How you cats doing tonight?" He enjoys casual interaction with his customers, such as calling his dishes as "awesome" and "badass".

I expected the Webcasts to swing to one end of the spectrum: brilliant twenty-second-century graphical whatsits or casual interactions with the band members.

To this end, Specialisterne created "hangouts"—comfortable gatherings, usually lasting half a day, in which neurodiverse job candidates can demonstrate their abilities in casual interactions with company managers.

Poekel pays close attention to the practical details of physical labor, to the grating rounds of management — including Noel's frustrations with a colleague (Jason Shelton), to the stressful supervision of the tree boss (Bennett Webster) — and to the peculiar offhand intimacies of Noel's casual interactions with customers and other Brooklynites.

Neighbors in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, Mr. Deas and Mr. Wedes decided early on not to base the camp's curriculum too heavily on Occupy materials, preferring to let the ethos of the movement come out naturally in casual interactions with their campers.

On average, police on horseback were said to have six times as many casual interactions with the public as those on foot patrol.

Social networks include both close, supportive relationships with family and friends, as well as more spontaneous, casual interactions with wider contacts in the community.

Part-time practitioners were limited in their availability for formal case conferencing and restricted to casual interactions with those practitioners that work the same days.

In a study published in 2014 in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, researchers found that daily interactions with casual acquaintances, like chatting with your regular barista at the coffee shop, can contribute to day-to-day well-being.

Companies have daily interactions with children, although they are often indirect and casual.

Managers once discouraged casual interaction among employees, viewing it as a distraction from "real work". Today we know that chance encounters on the job promote cooperation and innovation, and companies craft their floor plans and cultures with this in mind.