Sentence examples for do something serious from inspiring English sources
BIKE BREAK After lunch it's time to do something serious.
Above all, governments have to develop the will to do something serious.
You could be excused for thinking that we'll soon do something serious about global warming.
Recently, I decided to do something serious about the way I eat.
He wanted to do something serious but was insecure about his skill.
"About four years ago we decided to do something serious about our lifestyle".
So as a matter of macro-policy, we need to consider doing something serious.
"I think they now recognize the urgency of doing something serious and bold," the president said of Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and other leaders.
"This is the first time we've done something serious without each other," Katie said one recent afternoon, lolling on a blanket with her sister on the southwestern side of Prospect Park, in Brooklyn.
Mr. Boehner stood by his position at the White House, an aide said, telling the president that "as long as I'm around here, I'm not going to allow a debt ceiling increase without doing something serious about the debt".
For example, over the past four years, Obama's career has been marked by a constant promise: He has continually said he is on the verge of doing something serious abut the national debt.
