Sentence examples for put in serious from inspiring English sources

Even its hardest-working members put in serious surfing time.

The league has won every national title since 2006, a streak the Crimson Tide put in serious jeopardy on Friday.

If we say no in this referendum then we put in serious jeopardy the biggest ever investment in public transport and put on hold – possibly for a generation – the opportunity to tackle congestion on our roads.

Just because men have been cruising along while women have, for the past century, put in serious work thinking about what it means to be a woman, is that any reason to now treat them as if they're only useful for opening stubborn jars and reaching high shelves?

The serious point, though never put in serious political-science language by Mr. Beatty, would seem to be the subtle power of the inner city trap, with Winston and his friends hemmed in by stiff-necked victim-culture ideologues in one corner, self-defeating in-group machismo in another and an indifferent economic system in the third.

You should put in serious research time before you invest serious money.

GTC's drug-producing and Nexia's silk-producing goats are valuable, and people are putting in serious work on the technology.

After a five-day outpouring of secrets from an obscure office in Panama, a prime minister is out in Reykavik, a president is on the ropes in Buenos Aires and the censors are putting in serious overtime in Beijing.

Back in London, Radcliffe has been putting in serious hours with dance and singing coaches in preparation for his other post-Potter project: the lead in a new Broadway production of the 1961 musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

If you're putting in serious money, the company wants to meet you.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said on Tuesday that the polls were "illegitimate and risk putting in serious danger the path of dialogue and peace".