Sentence examples for some serious damage from inspiring English sources

Those isopods do some serious damage.

Photograph: Mark Kerrison/Demotix/Corbis 12.19pm GMT Some serious damage in Bromley as well.

"We have some big ones, and they would do some serious damage," she said.

It certainly caused some serious damage in Sydney when the big prize was up for grabs.

Sounds great – but if this clip is anything to go by, it's more likely to do you some serious damage.

They get pretty beaten up in this book, and I'm afraid no one makes it through without some serious damage.

But I think our players right now feel like if we could ever get close to healthy, we could really do some damage, some serious damage".

"I've done some serious damage to my marriage through addiction, and at this point it looks like it's going to cost me my marriage".

But it is the rescues in a landscape that "can do some serious damage to you in no time at all" that cling to mind.

"In fact, I'd be less concerned about fees and more interested in trying to do some serious damage to that loan balance".

He sends one high, high into foul territory, Belt chases it and almost causes himself some serious damage going over the boards.