Sentence examples for get serious on from inspiring English sources
"Ford's ready to get serious on this one," he'll say.
And there are good odds that the next president will get serious on global warming".
Things probably started to get serious on Friday, when No8 Kentucky defeated the defending champions, No4 Louisville 74-69.
As can so often be the case when someone tries to get serious on Twitter, Minaj's point about authorship and recognition was soon sidetracked.
Senator Olympia J. Snowe, the Maine Republican who will retire at the end of the year, made it clear that she intended to press for a deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff and get serious on the deficit, lame duck or not.
"There's a need for Stormont politicians to get serious on action to improve job security protections for workers, particularly within the manufacturing sector where there is a real risk of de-skilling".
The border war over Indian Head Rock, the mossy eight-ton lump of sandstone that has divided Ohio and Kentucky, got serious on Thursday.
Things got serious on September 21st, after Brady made an appearance on Greg Hill's morning show on WAAF, and Hill pleaded with him to cut the Hair.
The recent military successes, while welcomed, left many Nigerians wondering why Jonathan waited until the eve of an election before getting serious on terrorism.
Although they started getting serious on defense, and held the Kings to 30percentt in the fourth, they were far too careless on offense.
He gets serious on Sunday when he plays his first singles match, against the Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka on Centre Court – and he will need that noise again.
