Sentence examples for tie seriously from inspiring English sources

"The only thing I promise is that we will take the tie seriously," the Arsenal manager insisted.

When I interviewed, I had to wear a jacket and tie!" Seriously, there is no excuse for not dressing up a notch or two above the company norm.

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, left, ordered the authorities to hand over the fishermen as a "gesture" to India, more than a year after ties seriously deteriorated following the Mumbai attacks.

In contrast, Poyet's side had reason to take this tie less seriously given they are in the Premier League bottom three and face a League Cup final against Manchester City in two weeks' time.

The Palm Springs Convention Center was filled with a crowd whose members took the notion of black tie quite seriously -- there were more tuxedos and gowns than you'd see just about anywhere -- and who also got to share air with an impressive roster of talent.

A scarcity of weak ties could seriously weaken individuals' social capital.

Unlike, say, the MTV video awards, this show, which was black tie, takes itself seriously.

But those ties have been seriously tested in the last two years, and Mr. Kirchner has talked openly of reorienting Argentine foreign policy.

There is also a man in a jacket and tie who talks, very seriously, about the professionalism of the reporters who work for The Times.

However, the new legislation threatens to seriously damage ties between the two neighbours, who share a 2,000-mile 2,000-mile

The Chinese complained that it was "seriously damaging" ties between China and the U.S., and summoned the American ambassador to lodge a formal complaint.