Sentence examples for seriously pick from inspiring English sources

As England's navy grew, the need for timber began to seriously pick away at the woodland: from an estimated land coverage of 15% in 1086, England's forests and woods had dwindled to just 5.2% by 1905.

Seriously, pick a body girlfriend!

After the holidays, Martin and his "elves" — they take the seasonal theme very seriously — pick up the trees and nurture them until the next year.

And while there are lots of avenues to find new romantic partners as we age (seriously, pick any website or app to meet someone new), replacing a treasured best friend isn't as easy once you leave your college dorm room.

But despite these issues, the app has seriously picked up steam.

And while the government does take the threat of eavesdropping on these emanations seriously, picking up a signal from a monitor is "extraordinarily difficult".

As a girl, I know that it's hard to take a guy seriously or pick one out of a big group of people.

Saperstein said, "If I believed that if all the settlers disappeared tomorrow then peace and happiness would reign forever, that we could live in peace as Jews in what's left of our homeland, then I would seriously consider picking up and going somewhere else".

Having personally seen one of these set on fire, I'm seriously considering picking one up, and you should too.

On the other hand, if your workload requires anything processor or graphics intensive, you're going to want to pimp this thing out — or seriously consider picking up a desktop with the word "Pro" in the name.

I was thinking, "Who in their right mind would be willing to sacrifice their truck getting crushed for a jump?" Seriously, who picks which trucks are getting jumped over?