Sentence examples for seriously break from inspiring English sources

If discovered, it can seriously break trust.

That none has seriously broken out to challenge Mr. Romney is to his advantage.

I was seriously, seriously, seriously broke when I came back from Everest.

The bigger problem is that the partnership that Mr. Obama sought to build with Russia is seriously broken.

The lesson of the last eight years is this: when power is a passport to gamble, people can end up seriously broke or seriously dead.

Lawrence's letters must have seemed like a camellia-scented breeze to White, whose health was seriously breaking down during these two decades.

But when a government justifies its moves as protecting the legal rights of men or families involved in an illegal act such as underage marriage ahead of protecting vulnerable young girls, something is seriously broken.

"The fact that three well-known Russian agents were able to hold a meeting in the Oval Office suggests that something has seriously broken down," Harland Dorrinson, a national-security official who served in the Reagan and Bush Administrations, said.

Players get used to disjointed matches because of weather but, from Djokovic's point of view, the stoppage, arriving with him a set down and serving at 30-30 and 4-4 in the second, seriously broke his rhythm.

Mr Friedmann and his supporters, on the other hand, who include several top lawyers and law professors, decry what they see as the all-too-frequent persecution of politicians for holding the wrong opinions rather than seriously breaking the law.Mr Friedmann points, for example, to the fate of three of his predecessors who all planned to instigate the sorts of reforms that he is now attempting.

I seriously broke my ankle.