The relationship starts as something casual because both people know it will end.
Online, 56% of emails are sent by users seeking a long-term relationship, rather than something casual, according to a 2006 University of Chicago paper.
DINNER IN We'll stop at Scott's Corners Market for something casual; a cooked chicken, or maybe some meatballs and a salad, and we'll make pasta when we get home.
He and some other American Repertory Ballet dancers wanted "to create work, and we had some off time in the schedule, so it was just something casual," he said.
Mr. Smith is a fine tailor and there was something casual and charming about the young women, flat tablet or folio bag squashed under the arm, strolling down the aisle of a modern art gallery.
Or were the contributors to this show savvy enough not to send in what was really in their drawers but instead something casual and unusual that would look good on a museum's walls?
The average age of users is 27 and most are just looking for something casual – but, according to Sean Rad, Tinder's CEO, there have already been several weddings and there are a fair few celebs on it too.
Not a maxi dress, because to me a maxi dress is something casual in jersey you wear in the evening on holiday for ankle-protection from mosquitoes, and not a gown because, as Justin Trudeau would say, it's 2016.
Her edit of Marimekko speaks to her critical eye, for O'Keeffe wore these dresses around the house, as everyday wear, and only for photo shoots on those occasions where the assignment called for something casual.
