Sentence examples for has seriously gone from inspiring English sources

The information commissioner, Christopher Graham, said: "These seem to be very serious allegations and it looks as if something has seriously gone wrong".

I've gotten to know him over the last year and it amazes me how wildly energetic and warm Mohamed can be having seriously gone through hell.

It's this stuff whenever I've gone through a really big moment of crisis, it's always been the same moment where I've seriously considered going to go study medicine.

So as far as the London Whale debacle went, it had never seriously gone up to the executive office before now.

Lee McKenzie: I think something would have had to have gone seriously wrong from Abu Dhabi until now for them not to be the dominant force again.

Instead, they're three bulky blokes in Transformer masks who look like a league of Batman enemies who've seriously let themselves go and turned from concocting city-destroying deeds to spouting short-of-breath raps over stoned beats and Ipanema grooves, taking in some impressive rolling rhymes and bits of Pattercake, Pattercake Baker's Man.

There have been times when we've seriously wondered how we were going to get through the year".

"Something seriously has gone amiss," said Eoannou.

ELECTRICITY deregulation -- allowing power companies to set wholesale prices on their own -- has gone seriously awry in California.

"He is part of a tradition of artists who haven't taken art so seriously, going back to Marcel Duchamp.

You guys are seriously going to have to do a sequel to this article of yours right away so that you can address the finer points of everything you glossed over.