"live casually" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to live in a relaxed or laid-back manner, without stress or formality. Example: After years of working in a fast-paced corporate environment, Sarah decided to leave her job and move to a beach town, where she could live casually and enjoy a slower pace of life.
Steep wooden steps lead from the carriage entrance to wide-open rooms with cool hardwood floors divided by intricately carved wooden transoms -- the large Filipino families of the elite lived casually, without doors that closed.
"Paris," in which the City of Light is a more palpable presence than the characters whose lives casually intersect, may not be the most artistically substantial film in the series — that distinction belongs to Claude Miller's post-Holocaust drama, "A Secret" ("Un Secret") — but it is the most purely entertaining.
Life is so virtual nowadays that people might spend their lives casually mourning a version of reality that can only exist elsewhere.
But this is a show that both talks the talk and walks the walk as it examines how easy it is for young lives to be casually thrown away.
So I am for exposure of legitimate matters of public concern and against special protection for politicians, celebrities and the rich who have more defence weapons than ordinary people whose lives can also be casually ruined.
It is patrimony of all living agents, casually or intentionally activated in certain situations, challenging the old conception of creativity as exceptional endowment of talented cognitive agents (Bink and Marsh 2000; Ward et al. 1997; Weisberg 1993).
"Can't let him live," Sakurada said casually.
Live people casually reveal the kinds of things posthumous researchers rarely find out: how a certain smell or tune affects them, or what it feels like to drop the ballerina in the middle of Giselle.
