Sentence examples for once seriously from inspiring English sources

That the U.S. Air Force once seriously toyed with flying saucers is relatively well known.

Patrick Leigh Fermor once seriously annoyed Richard Burton at a London dinner table with Elizabeth Taylor.

Petromyzon marinus dorsatus once seriously affected commercial fishing in the Great Lakes until measures were undertaken to control it.

Dagan, who was wounded twice in combat, once seriously, during the Six-Day War, started by saying: "There are advantages to being wounded in the back.

If you've already taken the SAT or ACT once, seriously consider waiting until the fall for a retake rather than rushing to retake it again this spring.

There was something appropriately ghastly in the Nazis' being led by a small tyrant who had once seriously pursued the art of watercolor painting.

Once a seriously sketchy place to be after dark, Praga has become a haven for young creatives, its disused industrial spaces being reborn as galleries, bars and cafes.

But now he's back and once again seriously underweight, volunteers have decided to keep him under observation and are planning to test for any underlying health problems.

In early 1941, when Virginia Woolf was finishing "Between the Acts," she became, once again, seriously unwell, and, in March, she killed herself.

That single-mindedness - the Reagan political agenda over law enforcement - was more than once to seriously affect the war on drugs.

In one extreme example, medical professionals once took seriously the idea that homosexuality was a disease in need of a cure.