Word: casually
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...those reasons, even if the casual observer doesn’t duly recognize her, the national field hockey community—let alone her own team—has done just that for years, bestowing upon her a wealth of awards and accolades to commemorate a distinguished, if less “glamorous,” career...
Beall, whose 684 outlets in 41 states feed some 385,000 people a day, isn't sure when the nutritional shortcomings of casual eateries like, well, his became an important front in America's battle with obesity. But things have clearly reached that point. Some 40% of the calories that Americans consume are ingested outside the home, and as that figure has risen, so has the nation's collective weight problem...
...clear that Ruby Tuesday's diners want such stomach-turning information. But Beall, 55, the son of a nuclear engineer and himself a college dropout and restaurant-industry lifer, is giving it to them--and more. In November, Ruby Tuesday became the nation's largest casual-dining chain to start frying foods in canola oil, which is free of trans fats. The company posts nutrition tips on every table. After just a few months of testing, Beall this spring unveiled an expanded "smart eating" menu featuring fish, fresh vegetables and lean proteins such as turkey. He has ambitious plans...
...which the chestnut colt from Philly won by 11.5 lengths, carried a record $59 million handle, or betting pool, and experts predict a $110 million handle, another record, for the June 5 Belmont Stakes day. Smarty's quest for the first Triple Crown since 1978 is sure to draw casual fans to the betting windows--but don't go into the event with blinders on. Some tips on how to enjoy the race while playing it safe...
Most railfans find ways to adapt. Some substitute business-casual attire for the usual Slayer T shirt to appear less threatening. Others carry the Diesel Spotters Guide--or their kids--to establish their innocence. As for Almeida, "I make a lot more eye contact," he says. Then he offers his card, which lists his railfan-club affiliations. He estimates that he has given out 500 cards since 9/11. Usually, the matter is quickly resolved. "I have a little A.C.L.U. in me," he admits. "So I say, 'Why can't I stay?' But the cop is the one with...