Sentence examples for seriously found from inspiring English sources

Coming in at number one is Brazil, "which has seriously found its feet in the property market," according to Propertyshowrooms' managing partner Danny Bance.

A survey of 1,500 drivers from the Institute of Advanced Motorists (and these are people who take their driving seriously) found that a third said children were the biggest distraction to their driving.

Millit, a cabaret singer and actress, had already performed, and he was playing piano and crooning one of his own songs".It was probably something gross," Ms. Millit recalled, alluding to Mr. Garin's sense of humor, which might be described as 12-year-old boy meets smart yet vulnerable man".Crude but also sweet.I seriously found him enchanting".

The elderly lady took this request seriously, found a ballpoint pen, and began filling out the crossword.

Longtime pirate enthusiasts, the 17th-century historical re-enactors who take their hobby seriously, find themselves sharing festival grounds with legions of would-be Captain Jack Sparrows dressed, more or less, in accordance with the big-screen version.

Don't take yourself so seriously: Find humor in the situation.

Seriously, find any record with a kickdrum released between 1987-94 and you'll find a sea of people lost in the unceasing tide of nostalgia.

"The president has been clear that if any of these allegations are true, allegations that he takes very seriously, finds very troubling, if those do happen to be true, then he should do the right thing and step aside," she said.

If your dentist doesn't take your past dental pain experiences seriously, find another dentist.

Seriously, Circa found ways to save our precious time.

Most seriously, they found that the FBI's two main departments, responsible for intelligence and criminal investigations, barely communicated.