Sentence examples for seriously beating from inspiring English sources

Security forces in Somalia's semiautonomous Puntland region have attacked journalists covering the aftermath of recent rains, jailing several reporters and seriously beating others, witnesses said.

Sandra: "Sara got seriously beat up and the police didn't want to know.

The flip-side of that is that it means it's harder for Romney to lock this up, and he could get really seriously beat up as the nomination race goes on.

Seriously: stop beating yourself up.

It wasn't even as good as the US, a country that didn't take football seriously, yet beat England 1-0 in what still ranks as one of the great World Cup shocks.

The greatest moment in any video game, ever, it's probably not – seriously, what beats an entire level's worth of lemmings exploding?

The 43-year-old adventurer - best known for leaping off skyscrapers - first discussed seriously the possibility of beating Kittinger's records in 2005.

Seriously, nothing would beat that.

Does anyone seriously want to beat swords into ploughshares?

3.10: Seriously, can anyone beat Calum Best?" asks Andy Tabberer, before answering his own question.

They had to take Ederle seriously, because she beat the records of the five men who had previously made the swim from 1875 to 1923.