Sentence examples for casual you from inspiring English sources

And his more casual "you are almost 50 years old.

Keep things casual, you know what I mean?

They are also revealing of their subjects' idealised self-image, be it formal in suits and frocks or so casual you can't tell the parents from the teens.

The sometimes painful and often humorous consequences of the post-bash hangover were perhaps best captured early in The New Yorker's history by Dorothy Parker, in her 1929 casual, "You Were Perfectly Fine".

He advises: "I think that the more casual you are when you come out the better the reaction will, particularly in regards to coming out to colleagues at work.

It's quite casual – you can usually get a seat without having to book – the front-of-house team are very knowledgeable, and there's a great list of wines and local beers.

"It has a very casual you-don't-have-to-get-dressed-up-to-go-to-dinner-like-in-the-Hamptons kind of feel".

The chain's format is "fast-casual": You order at the counter, and a server brings the food to your table.

The interior is Formica casual, but you know you're getting high-quality meat.

If you are writing a casual letter, you can dispense with the formal greeting.

If you're going to a more casual event, you could wear hoops.