Sentence examples for call seriously from inspiring English sources

"That said, we have to take every call seriously.

DORMAN: He is what they used to call seriously long.

We in Saudi Arabia, although not cited, took his call seriously.

He maintained that he called ahead to warn of the bombing, but that is just propaganda to take the edge off the deed – who in 1946 would have taken such a call seriously?

The company scrambled with Credit Suisse First Boston to find a buyer, but no one answered the call seriously.

Thus, by 2008, the market for mortgages was what market specialists would call seriously "over-bought". The quality of the mortgages had fallen steadily over the past 16 years to the point where a majority were now subprime or otherwise weak but their dollar value had risen.

Sheriff McCullum takes these calls seriously.

They played a song called — seriously — "We Are Happening".

"I didn't take the calls seriously," he said.

Aristarchus's 19-to-1 ratio was not called seriously into question until the 17th century.

"We are taking the calls seriously," said a spokeswoman at the conservation group's Swiss HQ.