Sentence examples for motto seriously from inspiring English sources
Garage Bar's tagline is "Farm to Garage" and it takes the motto seriously.
As transport secretary in the early 1980s, Mrs Dole hit on the idea of linking federal highway grants to raising the legal drinking age to 21. Sadly, even states that are supposed to take freedom particularly seriously, such as New Hampshire (motto: "Live free or die") decided to take the cash.
That motto sticks around today — take your work seriously, but don't take yourself too seriously.
His motto is 'don't take yourself too seriously because no one else does…'.
My motto is not to take this business seriously: it's a ridiculous crap shoot half the time, the other half is amazing".
We took them seriously when they said their corporate motto is "Don't be evil".
Cocktails are taken seriously here – the art of proper, classy drinking is almost a motto.
The "publish or perish" motto of academic careers is true – and professors and group leaders take it seriously.
His motto is "never check-in luggage", but surely it should be "never take yourself too seriously".
Clearly, the show's motto, "look reem, smell reem, be reem", (and no, I don't know what reem means either) is taken quite seriously here.
