Sentence examples for seriously against from inspiring English sources

Time is seriously against Arsenal now.

"At Wembley, they didn't play seriously against us," recalls striker Dejan Damjanovic.

It was only after 1996 that the state began to act seriously against illegal construction, and it demolished houses and villas in natural parks in Sicily and Rome.

In the p-hosp, of course, it was seriously against the rules to touch another patient, and being under Bob's constant surveillance didn't make it easy for us.

"He is tough against Taliban, and they have fought seriously against each other," said Hajji-Abdul Matten, a tribal elder in Kandahar.

Paisley first organised a demonstration against a civil rights meeting in Armagh, and in January 1969, more seriously, against the idealistic march of students from Belfast to Derry.

If you are someone such as Siobhan Benita, the rules are seriously stacked against you.

"I would seriously advise against asking teacher after teacher," she said.

The performers' personas seriously work against them in the arias from "Porgy and Bess".

The Dutch were now seriously up against it, much to the joy of the ecstatic Irish following.

The Assumption road tragedies, reported Tuesday, were 144 dead, 3915 injured (365 seriously), as against last year's 151 killed and 4210 injured.