Sentence examples for casually offer from inspiring English sources

As ever, the back rooms casually offer a Vermeer, two Van Dycks, a great Rembrandt self-portrait and [a portrait of] the actor Mrs Jordan, dressed to play Viola in Twelfth Night.

If you're visiting an elderly neighbor and notice he's using a 1909 Honus Wagner baseball card as a bookmark for his Bible, you can't casually offer to buy the card for $1 in the hope that he won't know any better.

Britain in full imperial rig could almost casually offer stupendous rewards -- an enthusiastic public to ensure cracking sales of the traveler's book, the applause of fellow specialists at the Royal Geographical Society, cases to be filled at the British Museum, the adulation of high society and the worship of schoolboys.

My plan was to very casually offer my pizza, shrimp, and alcohol-filled body to whichever one of them wanted it.

At times, it was even harder to understand why individuals would choose derogatory ways of expressing their curiosity, such as statements like "your jersey stinks like curry," or when a teacher would casually offer to educate me on racial epithets commonly used in "American" homes.

Don't make it obvious that they smell, just casually offer as if you're trying to be courteous.

She then contacted and charmed anyone who had even casually offered to sponsor her, raising the $50,000 she needed.

Even during last year's media day, Wall, in his usual rapid-fire delivery, casually offered how the Wizards would "definitely get 50-plus wins". They did not.

Mr. Speller accompanied her to the club and casually offered her a box of Cracker Jack, which contained the engagement ring.

And even now, after years of sobriety, I sometimes still feel pressure to explain my history to every stranger who politely and casually offers me a glass of something.

As the movie opens, the two are driving to a party, and Tom casually offers the tidbit that "frogs can spontaneously switch sexes," a remark that seems pointless only at first.