casually *

Thus they may take the news of a death quite casually at first.

But nothing he gave her would ever be taken casually.

I let my eyes move casually from one to the other.

Not a single person was even casually looking their way.

I casually turn around to try to see her, but she's already getting up to leave.

Sometimes a man or a woman seemed to be doing a little bit of work, very casually.

No one looking casually toward the wall from the other side could see him.

Certainly, such a place would not have been casually built.

He asked his question casually, which must have taken some effort.

I thought this was something you should know,' he said casually.

The door opened casually and a man looked in at us.

She said the words casually, like it was no big deal.

It is given and taken casually as a matter of course.

I simply could not bring, myself to speak casually with them.

Very casually, she stood up to get a better look.

She was not the kind of woman to offer anything to a man casually.

She stood in the middle of the living room and looked around casually.

I know someone who might like to look at that,' he said casually.

"A little bit later, turn around casually and look at the two young men sitting behind us."

And when one did tonight, they happened to be looking, casually, the other way.

Then he turned back and casually took his seat again.

She said it quite casually, as if everybody went to war.

No one had ever offered to give him anything so casually.

He was just somebody she'd run into once, casually, and not expected to meet again.

He rose casually, as if nothing had happened or been said.