Sentence examples for seriously early from inspiring English sources

"I liked him pretty seriously early on," Ms. Koopmans said.

But, of course, such things aren't possible; she'd started too late and failed to take it seriously early on.

Families need to consider the long-term consequences of taking athletics too seriously early in a child's life.

Both bride and groom recalled taking the idea of "in sickness and in health" seriously early on, having suffered through an epic bout of the flu at the onset of their relationship.

Which is part of why I took him seriously early in the campaign, when the cognoscenti said he couldn't win the nomination.

Yet those attacks were a blessing — Estonia took cybersecurity seriously earlier than most.

Attridge takes his responsibilities especially seriously because early in his career at Grumman, in 1949, he, too was a test pilot -though of aircraft.

Archilochus's self-presentation was taken seriously as early as the late 5th century bce by the Athenian politician and intellectual Critias, who denounced him for presenting himself as the impoverished, quarrelsome, foul-mouthed, lascivious son of a slave woman.

Yet, while the Trump revelations have lately flowed thick and fast, there has been criticism (even in the Post) that much of the US media was initially slow to take Trump seriously, particularly early on in the Republican primaries.

Two officers were seriously injured early during protests following the resignation of the police chief after a damning report about racial bias.

A woman was seriously injured early Wednesday after an explosion inside a storage container at a propane facility in Huntington Beach, officials said.