Sentence examples for has got seriously from inspiring English sources

B Rebekah Brooks is a News International secretary working undercover as a chief executive in an operation that has got seriously out of hand.

A Kate Middleton is a News International secretary working undercover in a sting operation that has got seriously out of hand.

But the movement for reform has only gathered pace after the sudden growth of enjo kosai (compensated dating), a polite expression for schoolgirl prostitution, which has got seriously out of hand with the arrival of cheap mobile telephones, coupled with the economic recession.

"It's just surprising that no one has gotten seriously hurt to this point.

The answer is that the balance between personal freedom and government oversight has gotten seriously skewed throughout the West, and especially the Anglo-Saxon West, over the past decade.

Miley Cyrus' Tongue We don't know if she's trying to replace Gene Simmons of the band KISS, or if she's just being Miley, but the "Wrecking Ball" singer's tongue has gotten seriously out of control.

In that time only three of the feather-filled cushions had got seriously yucked upon.

It is true that since Dilnot reported in July 2011 things have got seriously worse.

I'm not saying it lightly, I'm just saying someone would have got seriously, seriously hurt if [the rioters] had come back after they'd been chased away.

He left the floor with two feet and Nat (Knight-Percival) could've got seriously injured".

"White working-class voters have gotten seriously squeezed" by high unemployment and stagnant or declining incomes, Mr. van Lohuizen said.