Sentence examples for serious l from inspiring English sources

††Graded according to severity: definitely serious (Y), that is, reported as serious adverse events by trial authors; likely to be serious (L), that is, not specifically reported as serious but resulting in death or admission to hospital; and unlikely (U) to be serious or reported as minor adverse events.

Their conditions were upgraded to serious this afternoon, hospital officials said.

But he was more serious last night, holding the Yankees to a run in the first five innings.

But only two books actually made me think about it and have serious midnight discussions with my friends.

This was for the most part a serious evening, with few of the goofy gymnastics or bizarre stage effects of other Pilobolus creations.

"It felt quite serious last night, and I was thinking that if a war started, I would have to go back into military service," he said, sipping an early-morning espresso to nurse a hangover after a night of partying.

A venerable figure from the "Today" programme, the BBC's most serious morning radio show, is pulled aside and called a "bald, fat, Scottish git," as he begs for his life.

The Yankees are probably done with their major moves, and General Manager Brian Cashman has told his boss that the team is ready for a stretch run that gets serious tonight.

"There were no serious injuries last night," she said.

He was in serious condition last night at Bellevue Hospital Center.

"Word is your daughter there served up some serious mojo last night, over to the Lodge.