Sentence examples for seriously sold from inspiring English sources

Senior Tory and Downing Street sources told the Guardian that as early as 2009, while still in opposition, David Cameron and George Osborne were "seriously sold" on testing the idea that a Tory government in London could call a referendum, which they were confident of winning, in the hope of killing independence for a generation.

The ARMS!" Let's take a moment to discuss Kiara, though - this bitch seriously sold that dress like her mortgage payment was due and the corner was hers 'til sun-up!

It continued: "No vaguely eurosceptic cabinet minister can seriously sell this renegotiation on the government's behalf.

Mr. Cayne never seriously considered raising the firm's equity, which we now know was perilously low, nor did he seriously consider selling or merging it.

"I thought seriously about selling it for a while now," he said in a telephone interview.

BLACKBERRY'S DWINDLING OPTIONS  |  BlackBerry Ltd. said on Monday it was seriously considering selling itself.

The situation had become so bad for Mr. Hilfiger that just a few years ago the company seriously considered selling his clothes at Wal-Mart.

Chambliss had not thought seriously about selling them until he learned that the All-Star Game will be at Citi Field next month and that a memorabilia auction will be part of the All-Star Fan Fest at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

Doc and Rose almost went bankrupt three times, and he was seriously considering selling his racetrack in 1975 until the stock car pioneer, the late Bill France, talked him out of it.

Ms. Cheever's home, a two-bedroom apartment on Manhattan's East Side, which she rents for $3,600 a month, does not feel crowded, although she says that she's thinking seriously of selling most of its contents.

Born in a cost-cutting Republican Congress that had seriously considered selling off this verdant jewel, the trust has a dual and, some critics say, impossible mission: to preserve and protect the Presidio while making the park economically self-sufficient by 2013.