Sentence examples for press casually from inspiring English sources

Over the last few days, Ridley Scott has been quite prolific talking to the press, casually announcing the new title for Prometheus 2 (Alien: Covenant) leading to Fox releasing an official logo and synopsis.

Rackspace aims to offer a reference implementation in Python soon and in a press release casually mentions it "is aware of Ruby, Perl, Java, and Twisted Python Cloud Servers bindings", which are all in the process of being developed.

And of course the NRA and the GOP do want to the press to casually look away as mass shootings unfold with random deadliness.

While riding on a plane with the press, Francis casually made the announcement which would lock women out of major leadership roles in the world's largest religious organization after a reporter asked him about meeting with a female Lutheran priest in Sweden.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders casually stated during the daily press briefing Tuesday that President Trump believes he has the authority to fire special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

Teen Ink magazine, which helped me conduct the essay contest and chose the finalists, observes that bullying is compounded by social media because nice kids will casually press the button on a vicious Facebook comment that they might never express face to face.

When pressed, he also casually revealed that his mother had kidnapped as a child and they spent his formative years running and hiding.

IT FEELS more like a rock concert than a press conference as the casually dressed chief executive takes to a darkened stage to unveil his firm's sleek new smartphone to an adoring crowd.

But recent press accounts in Britain casually refer to M.S.B.P. as a "discredited" diagnosis as though the issue weren't whether people had been falsely accused but whether the syndrome itself was real.

But recent press accounts in Britain casually refer to M.S.B.P. as a "discredited" diagnosis — as though the issue weren't whether people had been falsely accused but whether the syndrome itself was real.

As when Hunsecker puts a cigarette to his lips and casually orders the press agent Sidney Falco Tony Curtiss), "Match me, Sidney".