Sentence examples for us loosely from inspiring English sources

The pair are also making an ITV sitcom pilot, This is Us, loosely based on the pair's real lives and featuring a string of guest star cameos.

This word is often used loosely to mean "the arts", but most of us are also aware that it has a larger, more social meaning.

Here, "risk" is used loosely.

Quite a lot of us have loosely referred to an officious minor bureaucrat or attendant as the Recycling Nazi or (in a car park) a Little Hitler.

But another metric came to our attention this weekend which allows us to loosely evaluate a more interesting bit of data: how much the book is being read.

Its central idea — that the course of people's lives is predetermined and kept on track by angels who walk among us — is loosely based on a Philip K. Dick short story called "The Adjustment Team".

On the other hand, if you are an attorney and you continue your professional career in a poor Southern state where your husband is the chief executive (and where the prospects of patronage are, let us say, loosely bounded), you will have a difficult time avoiding, at the least, the appearance of impropriety.

Swedish director Roy Andersson presents us with loosely connected scenes from the end of the world, in a series of bizarre tableaux unfolding in weirdly lucid dream-landscapes of vast plains, endless corridors and vertiginous perspective lines - each scene filmed in one long take from a static camera.

The veil of personality hangs on us more loosely.

Each of us was loosely connected to one or the other, but not all.

In Scenes From Village Life, he gives us a loosely-connected series of short stories that laments a world that has passed away.