Sentence examples for speaking informally from inspiring English sources

Still speaking informally, logic seems to give us the structure of (good) reasoning.

So far we have been speaking informally, but there are two equivalent ways of developing definite descriptions ideas formally.

Not only are kids these days speaking informally, but now those relaxed rules of grammar are sneaking into written words too.

Say "¿Cómo estás?" This is pronounced COH-moh ehS-TAHS and means "how are you?" Use this when you are speaking informally to someone your age (or younger) or who is your social peer.

Speaking informally after the concert, which was held amid the din of pounding rain on the tent that covered the Venetian Theater, Mr. Barrett, 46, said he had not shopping for a job when Caramoor approached him.

Speaking informally to individual members, I don't think I'm too far away from their thinking.

Catalan is spoken informally in southern France, but the region is dominated officially by French.

We, so to speak, informally shared out the work that was available.

Since Mr. Vedrine had spoken informally at the French Embassy residence here, a transcript was not available, a French official said.

After a luncheon given at Gracie Mansion by the Mayor & Mrs. Lindsay, the writer accompanied the Mayor to Columbia University where he spoke informally to the students.

She told employees she had spoken informally with Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, since being chosen as Yahoo's chief executive.