Sentence examples for law casually from inspiring English sources

The cafes and sidewalks are often crowded, and are known to harbor celebrities (we spotted Jude Law casually strolling with his children).

When my nephew was accepted to Tulane University, my brother-in-law casually mentioned to me, "You know, people do that for a living".

Thus a serious violation of international law was casually committed, with no written record kept.

Joe Cinque's Consolation, set within the milieu of the Australian National University in Canberra in the 1990s, seems like an aberration now: middle-class people – law students – casually taking and buying heroin like it was weed.

"We Democrats are surprised at Republicans throwing out the rule of law so casually and going along with President Bush's request for amnesty for AT&T and Verizon.

In 2011, the "Outdoor Co-Ed Topless Pulp Fiction Appreciation Society" also sought to remind New York women to take advantage of the little known law by casually reading books in public parks while topless and loving it.

Asked if it was legal under current law, Mr. Reid answered casually, "We'll find out if it is or not".

This flight of capital reflects a centuries-old economic principle known as Gresham's Law, sometimes expressed casually as "bad money drives out good money".

The image of a law enforcement officer casually mistreating nonviolent protesters was shocking, and a lawsuit filed by the victims of his brutality led to each of them receiving about $30,000 from the university.

Others denounced the police as "pigs," while Mr. Bush instinctively stood with the establishment, even as he casually breached its law.

DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: For a guy with a law degree, John Grisham can be casually (and lazily) insulting to the lawyers in his novels.