Sentence examples for casually designated from inspiring English sources
Still, Dr. Hatfill is wrong to suggest that the F.B.I. has casually designated him the anthrax "fall guy".
The smell of fresh barbecue fare filled the tented space as the group came out to say hello before casually taking their designated positions behind the serving stations. .
I do know this: None of these national monuments were designated casually or without extensive deliberation and input from surrounding communities.
In his spare time Beef likes to ride his gold BMX bike, hang paintings for his art-collector neighbor, Mrs. Rosen Lisa Baness), and hang out with his colleague Conan Paul Chamberlainn), an exotic sidekick much like Pedro from "Napoleon Dynamite" but Korean American — even though Beef casually uses a slur designated for those of Chinese descent to describe him in the narration.
It was a BEFORE and AFTER picture of Kathmandu's historic Darbar Square, the magnificent UNESCO designated World Heritage site now reduced to rubble, years of painstaking human endeavor and pride just casually brushed aside by the tectonic forces of nature.
Walkie-Talkies Two-way radios -- more casually known as walkie-talkies -- made the transition from professional to personal use among the sporting set in 1996, after the Federal Communications Commission created the Family Radio Service, a portion of the radio spectrum designated for short-distance recreational communications.
With time, many people inside and outside Syria have started to use the FSA term to distinguish mainstream non-ideological or soft-Islamist groups from salafi factions … One can't disregard the fact that many Syrian opposition fighters will casually refer to themselves as FSA members, or that some armed factions actually self-designate as "a brigade of the FSA".
"Oh?" I stuttered casually.
Casually but nicely dressed.
