Sentence examples for go into serious from inspiring English sources

But in less than 10 years, the community started to go into serious decline.

The Secret Service guys, who have kicked in the door, alert headquarters and go into "Serious Big Deal" mode.

If you still think you can regain a heavyweight title, don't talk about it, go into serious training.

"Levitt, much like his pornography-addicted character, needs an intervention and should go into serious therapy for his ethnic denigration of Italian Americans.

Inhabited by German, Irish and Scandinavian immigrants, the area became known for taverns and street fights, but not until after World War II, when trucks and rail cars replaced cargo ships, did the neighborhoods go into serious decline.

But Mr. Davie, who is on the board of the International Association of Structural Movers, the industry's trade group, said most buyers were "hardworking people who don't want to go into serious debt to own a home and are willing to put a little sweat equity into the project".

At the least, they can put off going into serious debt.

The capital of the world's mightiest power went into serious mourning when the pair died, in the nineties.

"You know how that turned out," he said ruefully, adding that he went into serious credit card debt.

Japan was able to keep going and doing it for many years because they went into serious slump for a long time.

For 10 years it was well maintained, before going into serious decay and decline when Easington district council took over in 1979.