Sentence examples for it's casually from inspiring English sources

The medium is usually at its best when it's casually intense, slangy rather than grand.

It's casually ambitious, comfortable-sounding music, bopping along with the mobile harmonies of four saxophonists, finding ways to combine saxophone soloist with string quartet and drummers, or settling into warm, dense and lovely chords.

Now it's casually leaping up and over obstacles that would leave many humans huffing and puffing.

Premature ejaculation, or PE as it's casually abbreviated in medical shorthand, is the most common male sexual dysfunction, far more prevalent than impotence.

The future is just around the corner, according to Gizmodo the technology porn website that creepily treats all things technological with a fetishistic religiosity and, predictably, it's casually fascist.

The future is just around the corner, according to Gizmodo – the technology porn website that creepily treats all things technological with a fetishistic religiosity – and, predictably, it's casually fascist.

Case in point, on an otherwise normal weekday in November, it was casually announced that Diane Greene, VMware's founding CEO, was coming on board to lead Google's cloud efforts.

America had armed and trained Saddam in the days when it took Iraq's side against Iran; and now it was casually encouraging anti-Saddam rebels to risk everything in an uprising.

It was casually enchanting, as was a later perambulation through a Gershwin standard, "Love Walked In".

They see franc, as it is casually called, as the next big red.

In the summer of 2002, Mr. Goodall was in Koffee, as it is casually called, just off the Yale campus.