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Discover LudwigThe phrase "casual visits" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe informal or unplanned visits to someone's home or a place. Example: "We often have casual visits from friends on the weekends, which makes our home feel lively."
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She tries to sound as if this were a whim of hers, as if she had lots of friends and wandered about making casual visits.
He routinely rejected requests for casual visits and ran the collection less as a museum than as a place where students, many of them underprivileged, could attend classes to learn about art in depth.
The biggest surprise in the way the building discloses itself occurs when the fortunate visitor with a pass - casual visits by curious Londoners and tourists have yet to be permitted - makes it past the top-hatted doorman, who wears a scarlet coat with gold braid.
Mr. Xi is known popularly as "Xi Dada," or "Uncle Xi". He has made the sorts of casual visits that were rare for modern Chinese leaders – for example, visiting a steamed bun shop for lunch in 2013, where he paid his own bill and bussed his own tray.
Feeling understandably cornered by Brian and Kathy's casual visits – they want, after all, nothing other than to increase her rent threefold – Leonor becomes coldly angry, pointing out to Brian that she had a real friendship with his late father, clumsily claiming that she knew him better than Brian.
Roberta Brandes Gratz minimizes one overwhelming difference between New York in the 1970's and New Orleans today that casual visits to New Orleans don't expose: that New Orleans exists on an extensive piece of ground historically known as the Isle of Orleans.
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So, on a casual visit, how much has this succeeded?
After their conversation with Mr. Gross, their casual visit took on a tone of possibility.
Exhibitions that feature calligraphy can discourage viewers because the material is ultimately inaccessible and too complex for a casual visit.
But don't be fooled: even a casual visit to this exhibition is bound to produce something like a conversion experience.
And where are the network TV interviews with David Miscavige, the Scientology leader whose casual visit to the I.R.S. in 1991 brought such blessings?
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