Sentence examples for seriously making from inspiring English sources
The well-governed countries took these initiatives seriously, making detailed plans and submitting them to the donors.
It's BYOB – yes, seriously – making it like a private house party that you don't have to clean up afterwards.
At last, the two sides are talking seriously; making something happen is now up to Kerry and Zarif, with help from some friends.
The company can sit back and wait to see what the antitrust review turns up before seriously making a go of Temple-Inland.
Proponents fear that because value-added tests don't produce individual grades, students will not take them seriously, making the results invalid or even useless.
The problem with his argument is that no one in Washington or in the intelligence community is seriously making this claim.
Seriously, make the playoffs.
Seriously, make sure he knows you liked his joke.
Taking the risk of developing diabetes seriously makes sense.
"Their team could seriously make a Final Four run," he said.
The way people - including me - take themselves too seriously makes me laugh.
