Sentence examples for seriously spent from inspiring English sources

Adolph Menzel, who was later seen as one of the forerunners of Impressionism, asked Felicie if she had seriously spent money on this "dreck".

Tini could start spending it – seriously spending.

Crowley took the contest seriously, spending $1.5 million in his first primary race since 2004.

Crowley took the challenge seriously, spending $1.5 million in his first primary since 2004.

So she took her vacations seriously, spending weeks in Paris and Amsterdam and going on African safaris.

Similarly, it's good to know that the government is taking cyber-terrorism more seriously, spending $4.3 billion to prevent electronic takeovers and vandalism of vital American computer systems.

Certainly Lady Thatcher took hers very seriously, spending hours with advisers going over tapes of interviews to see where she had gone wrong.

Still, politicians take security seriously, spending vast amounts, sometimes from their own pockets, and often taking a direct role in their self-preservation.

Hearing them speak, I tell myself the people who recruit influencers thinking they can sell anything to teens should seriously spend a day shopping with them.

Seriously, spend time on redefining yourself; if you really want to be independent, you don't want to end up a "variation" of what you were before.

He took his new passion very seriously, spending hours at the Musée de l'Homme, studying books, visiting primitive art galleries and attending auctions.