Sentence examples for happen casually from inspiring English sources

Peter Upham, executive director of the Association of Boarding Schools in Asheville, N.C., which represents 290 schools (including Miss Porter's), said it was very rare for students to sue, largely because expulsions don't happen casually or without good cause.

This communication has to happen casually within fraction of seconds after the new node joins the network.

Even if I am able to ask them, I need to have faith they'll give me an honest answer faith is a big thing doesn't happen casually because if you're asking someone who intends to get you in bed, they would say whatever you want to hear.

"It doesn't seem to be something that happened casually".

He's not one for screaming pep talks or inspirational speeches -- he says his best coaching happens casually over dinner, when he might squeeze in a strategy session between self-deprecating jokes and long-winded asides about the Oakland Raiders or why golf really isn't a sport ("Anything where you can enhance your performance by drinking alcohol and smoking is not a sport").

These events, which earned the sobriquet "Saturday Night Massacre," happen almost casually in the midst of Mr. Mallon's fine, boisterous historical tableau.

In addition, the French interventions in Africa have always happened somewhat casually, almost without thinking, while this is one marked by councils of war at Elysée Palace and has been designed as a big media spectacle.

Said Lester, "I like to think it was the first time that had happened so casually on film – a development from the Stanley Donen musicals, like On the Town or Singin' in the Rain, which had dream sequences and gave you that sense of being in two realities at once".

Critically discussing and comparing your body often happens as casually as if talking about the weather.

Have a picnic at the local park... which just happens to casually be built around a castle fort, and over-looking the river.

"It's not something you casually happen into.