Informal used in a sentence

Informal in a sentence as an adjective

The service works fine as it is: free, informal, fast.

" A group of friends and I started an informal club called Map Dart.

I am slowly working my way up the informal foosball rankings.

" You was originally formal, whereas "thou" was more relaxed and informal.

What happened to the original, informal face-to-face chat?You totally blew it, dude.

In an unstable and informal environment, these "de facto" bosses are also direct competition.

Temporary slum-like shantytowns -- totally informal mud-and-corrugated metal shacks -- were set up to house the workers, who worked for 7 days per week, from dawn to dusk.

So an informal non-aggression pact is nice, but absolutely no automobile manufacturer would rely on that when a new car costs a significant fraction of a billion dollars to bring to market.

If refereeing paid substantial money, where other informal methods of participating in the mathematical community do not, I think this would lead to an odd system of incentives.

You have to leave it there.>> "Each Party shall endeavour to promote, where appropriate, the establishment and maintenance of formal or informal mechanisms, such as advisory groups, whereby its competent authorities may receive the views of right holders and other relevant stakeholders.

Quite a lot of informal but institutionalized racism results from taking people out of middle class neighborhoods and plunking them into the middle of very poor, broken, homogeneously black or hispanic neighborhoods, and then making them a magnet for every bad thing that happens in those neighborhoods.