Sentence examples for do something seriously from inspiring English sources

Surely MPs who do something seriously wrong should be charged and tried in a court of law like anyone else?

If you do something seriously like food wise or exercise wise then there's not much support for you out there in our community.

And cravings too for notoriety, the thrill of transgression, of doing something seriously wrong.

Another security researcher at the Vancouver meeting cracked both Safari and Firefox on a Mac as bonus while doing something seriously tricky.

Even Nick Clegg's proposal for a recall system only applies to MPs who have been judged to have done something "seriously wrong".

Laws were passed in 2002 enabling the Home Secretary to remove the citizenship of any dual nationals who had done something "seriously prejudicial" to the UK, but the power had rarely been used before the current government took office.

Now there's a resignation in that community that he did something seriously wrong, that he will have to atone for what he did and that in all likelihood he will never play for the Falcons again.

He is right to contrast his own shabby sacking, when he has committed no offence except, it seems, to sound a bit posh, with the BBC's weasel suspension of Jonathan Ross, who actually did something seriously wrong.

Doing anything not for money is odd, but we're doing something seriously and not for money, with the risk of getting hurt, and not for money".His is an enviable journey of camaraderie and sporting dreams that will resonate with all team players.

"Luis knows he has done something seriously wrong, letting himself down," he added.

The purpose of the civil lawsuits, he said, is to hold bank leaders accountable if they did something seriously wrong.