Sentence examples for go serious from inspiring English sources

We can only go serious once.

We're a little concerned about Mayka's determination to "go serious" – she starts talking at one point about Lykke Li – but hopefully they won't be waylaid by such adult concerns.

To celebrate this year's milestone in Newport, R.I., Mr. Wein had the idea to go serious: to categorize, to essentialize, to devote a whole festival to what put him on the map in the first place, in the days when Ellington, Monk, Miles and Mulligan regularly created a stir.

Is a cap-and-trade program along the lines of the model used to reduce sulfur dioxide the right way to go? Serious opposition to cap and trade generally comes in two forms: an argument that more direct action — in particular, a ban on coal-fired power plants — would be more effective and an argument that an emissions tax would be better than emissions trading.

We have a wide storytelling palette, and we're not afraid to go dark or to go serious.

Go serious every so often.

"Don't," he goes, serious.

Has it gone serious?

The message was clear: Mistresses has Gone Serious.

"Aw, shucks, thank you," she said, and then her face went serious.

("Little brother; big game; last laugh"? "Morning girl goes serious at night"?) And what of the Presidential candidates?