Sentence examples for made very informal from inspiring English sources

"Mediaset made very informal advances to ITV.

But at least one Yankee executive has made some very informal inquiries about possible replacements, just in case Torre decides to leave after this season.

This last result makes very clear the importance of reducing the incidence of informal labor.

A. We have a very informal culture, and we also have very high standards.

And might – might – take the form of a very informal book club.

The nice thing was that it was just Pete and I. Just the two of us showing up, natural lighting and a very informal setting, which made for really relaxed conversations instead of just art interviews.

Macmillan made the announcement on Wednesday, describing the slang word as "very informal".

Unfortunately for fans, these are very informal reunions that happen every time she makes her way back to Los Angeles.

"We're very informal here," she says in that bass fiddle of a voice that makes small things sound grand and grand things sound ordinary.

In my very informal poultry-oriented way, I have come to agree.

It was a very informal and small type of market in which a small number of affluent people made bets.