lackadaisically

To no one's surprise, the work that day went very lackadaisically.

That was before the Liberty went out and played so lackadaisically.

Before the man had time to say anything Vance continued lackadaisically.

And Mario thought back to the day only a few weeks ago when the five sat lackadaisically in the sun.

He listened lackadaisically for a while, then suddenly called out, "Phyllis!"

Despite the significance of the game, the Devils approached the first period lackadaisically.

So, rather lackadaisically, did the rest of him.

A sour-faced old man was sweeping the central aisle lackadaisically when I came in.

Vance blew a ribbon of smoke into the air, and rose lackadaisically.

Camping out at the house he shares with a number of other students, she lackadaisically audits some classes.

He wandered through it lackadaisically, by candlelight A few of the scrolls there were very old indeed.

The girl returns to her child and wheels away the pram, talking lackadaisically to its contents.

He headed lackadaisically for the second largest hillock and sliced into it with his pick.

But the Devils played so lackadaisically during the double minor that they failed to capitalize on it.

She eyed it lackadaisically, and then shot another jet of cigarette smoke skyward.

That is the case for the two questions below, the first of which I originally answered too narrowly and the second too lackadaisically.

The last of the summer bugs, sluggish with the cold, were beating lackadaisically against the sodium globes.

His body was loose and relaxed as he leaned lackadaisically with one shoulder against the wall of the Liu family compound.

And the United States Government, shrugging lackadaisically, says it will do nothing to help.

He played lackadaisically for England in last year's World Cup, at one point throwing up on the field.

Another man was lackadaisically punching a calculator, one-finger system.

The Knicks committed 27 turnovers, but even worse, they played lackadaisically on defense.

One policemen lackadaisically waved the car through.

"No, I don't think so," she said lackadaisically.

Maybe, but she was sure she'd seen Audrey as late as noon, lackadaisically setting up her lawn sprinkler.