Sentence examples for seriously empty from inspiring English sources
In search of some "seriously empty space", he moved back to northern California and began work for the US Bureau of Land Management, specialising in the archaeological heritage of Native American groups.
The bar was seriously empty for at least three minutes.
Seriously, empty the room.
Enjoy the ghost town you live in on a seriously empty Sunday afternoon.
More seriously, the emptying of the old asylums - the process is euphemistically known as care in the community in Britain - has made romantic, Laingian notions of madness look horribly misguided.
We're seriously concerned about empty government rhetoric on avoiding post office closures.
Not by coincidence, these are the two that have taken conservation most seriously.Empty promisesCountries could do more to stop vessels suspected of illegal fishing from docking in their harbours but they don't.
The government is taking the problem of empty homes seriously, and a green light on mobility in the social sector is also probably fair enough.
In 1995, Trump bought 40 Wall Street (1.2 million square feet) when it was empty and seriously ailing at a giveaway price of $1 million.
Malthouse persisted by asking him, repeatedly, "is it a possibility?" After Davies wearily conceded it was a theoretical possibility, Malthouse issued a press release stating Davies had "committed to seriously consider" hiring and flying empty planes over London.
Locog say they are taking the issue of empty seats very seriously and will release tickets for sale "probably the night before, for events due to take place the following day".
