Sentence examples for casually doing from inspiring English sources

It says everything about Tony Bennett that his Metropolitan Opera concert on Sunday evening was an intimate, no-frills affair: a great popular singer and his quartet casually doing what they do better than anybody else.

No luck; I get on the short chairlift up the Boulevard, and then I see her down below: casually doing parallel turns, her red bobble hat like a beacon.

If you're used to casually doing it with ease on a MacBook, this will be your hell.

Casually doing cocaine in the green room.

Janowicz casually did tricks with his racket before points.

Not casually did Pep Guardiola describe him last week as "one of my all-time favourite players".

Early in the show she casually did a gymnastic flip onto a couch between songs.

And the muted prints, so expertly and casually done, with the merest hint of a scarf in still another print, had begun their magic journey to the pages of international magazines.

Hearing that David Cameron had casually "done a Blair" on BBC TV and apparently pre-announced his own political death in one of his kitchens at home took me straight back to the chaotic night in September 2004 when Labour's most successful election winner did something similar.

It's a nifty site to browse through casually (did you know that despite the Internet's reputation for being obsessed with felines, photos of dogs are actually more prevalent than cat photos on Reddit?) but it's also a very cool tool that could be used for professional purposes.

Lee casually does surveillance on the comings and goings out of that room.