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• Rhinemaidens are bungee jumpers; Valkyries bounce insouciantly on trampolines.
• Incandescently inventive, insouciantly multicultural, this debut novel shows off the new English.
• At the age of 21, she started her own company, insouciantly named Kick.
• Around his neck and tossed insouciantly over his left shoulder was a vivid yellow cashmere scarf.
• There are huge bare mattresses around the pool, on which one is meant to lounge insouciantly with strangers.
• The tatami rooms, some in plywood lean-tos, are lined with insouciantly crocheted place mats and cushions.
• Anybody south of Santa Barbara is likely to insouciantly say this : Southern California is Southern California and Northern California is not.
• Maps and globes were changed to official names; they did not insouciantly retain'more popular'names of the time.
• Touched by an angel : Cameron Diaz looked heavenly and insouciantly chic in her sheer pink cardigan over a floaty two-piece tunic.
• Andrea Echeverri's knowing voice glides insouciantly through pan-American, boundary-hopping songs that deflect fears with romance and hope.
• The canvas messenger bag, slung insouciantly across the chest, prompted an interest in soft shoulder bags, similarly styled but made of leather.
• Where " El Mariachi " was insouciantly, offhandedly nasty ( yet somehow hilarious ), " Desperado " strains for effect.
• It was a juvenile male weighing 600 pounds-fairly small by polar bear standards-and it padded insouciantly right up to our tundra buggy.
• When we reached so insouciantly for the power of the sun, we saddled humanity with something we've been unable to master : killer garbage.
• Restaurants are insouciantly casual ( I think I possessed the only tie in town ), and urban Lewis and Clarks will find food and wine reasonably priced.
• The bottom register is swampy synthesizer bass lines that openly emulate Parliament-Funkadelic; the upper end is often a lone keyboard line, whistling or blipping insouciantly.
• But you will have to read to the very end of this entertaining, crafty and insouciantly macabre little novel before you will understand exactly what kind of cookbook it is.
• When someone says, " Press One NOW, " we stay on the line, insouciantly whistling Lily Pons'specialty aria from " Lakme ."
• When someone says, " Press One NOW, " we stay on the ine, insouciantly whistling Lily Pons'specialty aria from " Lakme ."