Sentences with phrase «casual air»

«Logan Lucky» has a very light and casual air about it.

But while grilling and eating outside brings on a wonderfully casual air to dining, it's good to remember not to be casual about what food you're leaving around for your pet to get into.

No matter what you call them, these cakes have a casual air that makes them perfect for eating at 3 pm.

But the crowds who have already found Cortina now have a new place to discover, a vast hideaway with crazy slopes and a casual air.

While Assembly proceedings have a casual air, members do not typically field calls from their seats.

I love the casual air and the layering.

Short - sleeves create a modern and casual air to your maxi skirt outfit.

Long - sleeve shirts perfectly balance the casual air of cropped jeans and sandals.

She opts for slightly piecey strands at the Vanity Fair Oscar party, lending a casual air to her dark teal eye makeup and colorful Chanel frock.

Effectively wealthy, impressively independent and equally beautiful, she bats them off with a casual air, giving reasons such as not needing a husband.

For example, other than Kirk, the recurring cast have no big reveal, merely walking or drifting into their first shot with the casual air of being a series regular for fifteen previous episodes.

The casual air of Port Douglas sees tourists blending into the natural flow of the town.

Belmopan, the capital city of Belize, is a well - developed area, yet it never lost its casual air.

The casual air of this oceanfront community is fully embraced at the resort with accommodations, amenities and activities that highlight the best of Dana Point.

This contemporary eatery has a casual air overlooking the 35 - metre rock pool, and is open to the gardens and breezes.

It could be argued that many such images by Eggleston here are, in fact, not portraits in the strictest sense: they refuse individuality; they overpower personality with formal considerations; they could retain the casual air and cool detachment of his photographs of the anonymous, if they remained anonymous.