casual entertainment造句

• There was a dance floor which had continual Latin music and casual entertainment.
• But to answer your question, no, I don't see Wikipedia as just some casual entertainment.
• The book looks more like a casual entertainment book than a serious academic resource on rock history.
• Bill Pronzini said that " " Black Wings Has My Angel " is a book that must be experienced, not read quickly for casual entertainment.
• From the forbidden thrills sold by Lenny to the nightclub where book burning is casual entertainment, " Strange Days " creates a brutalizing amorality and sustains it with a near-exhausting fury.
• EA made this statement about the merger : " We've learned a lot about casual entertainment in the past two years, and found that casual gaming defies a single genre and demographic.
• "To state things simply and bluntly, diagnostic ultrasound is a valued medical tool, not a device for casual entertainment and exploitation, " said Michael Tenner, president of the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine.
• And that his collaborator, librettist Sybille Pearson, brings to the stage some potent Lone Star State characters . . . At its epic length, it becomes an advanced-placement sort of musical-- more for the ardent enthusiast than the casual entertainment-seeker ."