Sentence examples for informal take from inspiring English sources

A nattily dressed Count Jean-Denis de Castéja poses with a cat on his lap and an ornate magnifying glass held up to his eye; in a more informal take, the Princess Édouard de Lobkowicz, in an understated tweed suit and pearls, stares soberly and uningratiatingly at the camera.

In "The New Basics," the tone is chatty, informal, taking for granted that the readers — women, mostly — know the old basics: what should be in the kitchen, what kinds of machines to use, how to handle a knife.

The informal takes on a relation of a dialogical type with the formal, and contributes to reconfiguring the traditional situations no longer able to describe sufficiently the phenomena that arise in the contemporary city.

The informal talks take place amid the proposed acquisition of US Airways by UAL for $4.3 billion and overtures from AMR to Northwest about combining their businesses.

If firms hiring informal workers take into account the expected cost of hiring an informal worker, then the difference between the informal and formal labor income also includes the expected fine employers anticipate to pay.

As a result, a host of informal negotiations take place between legislative leaders and the president before a final trade bill is submitted to Congress.

The difference between these neighborhood crime watches and tactics often preferred by middle-class Americans is that the crime watch systems are "informal"; they take place outside of institutions.

In essence, the informal caregivers take the role of the active participant on behalf of their older relative.

Informal caregivers take on comprehensive all-consuming roles as intermediaries between the care recipient and the health care services.

Even if informal payments take the same form as official fees, as pointed out by Gaal [ 3] they could be "the worst possible form of private financing".

Twice a week, established entrepreneurs come to dinner, give an informal talk and take questions.