Sentence examples for he got seriously from inspiring English sources
Sometimes he got seriously angry with Thomas's brother and spanked him.
According to Patti Smith's memoir Just Kids, he got seriously interested in black magic and the idea of casting a spell with art.
But when Louis-Dreyfus learned that some Americans were trying to block others Americans from voting, he got seriously riled up.
He never told us, his children, that he was imprisoned by the Japanese during the Sino Japanese war in the 1940s, tortured and left for dead on the side of the road after he got seriously ill from maltreatment.
"Once or twice a year that can happen to a guy, where he gets seriously injured in the eye, and you just think that's not going to happen to you.
'Ain't going to Nike Town,' declares the singer on 'Nike Town', defiant but measured, 'ain't going to Vegas.' Then he gets seriously demented as he screams, 'You can take me, shake me, but you can't make me.' He could be a six-year-old child screaming at its mother, or an anti-war protester struggling as she's bundled into the back of a police van.
They only do that when the wife gets pregnant and tells the husband that the hospital staff want them to visit the hospital together or when he gets seriously ill and we visit and advise him to go get tested that is the only time maybe when they can go get tested otherwise they do not want" AIDS support group member The fear of being associated with HIV prevented some people from asking for help.
Afterwards, when she got seriously ill, then everybody suggested to take her to Butwal".
He first got seriously involved with the data in the mid-1950s, when he was at Columbia University getting a Ph.D. in economics under the guidance of Professor Leo Wolman, perhaps the country's preeminent observer of labor economics.
"We've lost the game, not because of our performance, but a major refereeing decision he's got seriously wrong.
Turned out it was a work lunch with his office when things, as he put it, got seriously fucking bad.
