Sentence examples for casual version from inspiring English sources

He seems instead a younger, more casual version of Raúl.

This unbuttoned, budget-price, more casual version of Chanterelle looks like a college hangout.

And out came Willie Nelson, clutching his battered guitar, mumbling his way through a marvelously casual version of "Night Life".

It is simply a more casual version of Fiamma, set up to serve twice as many people each night.

This was Brooklyn as a true suburb of Manhattan, offering a more casual version of the country-club life of Greenwich or Rye.

Big City Volleyball offers a more casual version (teams of six) on Water Taxi Beach in Long Island City, Queens, through the end of September.

Driving moccasins are softer, more casual versions of the loafer and feature with a flexible sole and rounded heel designed for ease and comfort while driving.

Stella McCartney and Roland Mouret have been best bets for more casual versions.

And then there are the small, fast-casual versions, like the Old Country Buffet and Golden Corral.

In Japan the tags are in English, and employees cheerfully greet customers with the casual Japanese version of "hi," an unaccustomed informality for the Japanese.

Beyond Messenger, Facebook last year launched its desktop gaming platform called Gameroom, which feels like a more casual, social version of Steam.