Sentence examples for gets serious again from inspiring English sources
It's the month when life gets serious again after the holidays.
A related article is on Page 13. 'THE MAJim Carreyim Carrey gets serious again and, by all reports, highly Capraesque.
If the Church ever gets serious again about actually reaching people, instead of driving them away, it will have to let go of many things, unlearn much of its outworn theological teachings, and create new wine skins in which to ferment its theological explanations.
Then we might get serious again.
Now we're going to get serious again.
It lingered even as he turned away, before he got serious again.
In the last three decades of the 20th century, Cleopatra got serious again.
The shortening of the days seems to be a message to start getting serious again.
He quickly got serious again, breaking López's serve with a running forehand that speared into the Spaniard's ankles.
The plain fact is: now that the sometimes appalling, occasionally entertaining, and only intermittently edifying spectacle of these U.S. elections is behind us, it's time to get serious again.
It was time to get serious again and so the 2013 Confederations Cup saw him going back to basics with a cropped Afro look more reminiscent of deeply boring yet lovable England man Emile Heskey than of a child's dream of the future.
