Sentence examples for will seriously have from inspiring English sources

With 100 teams and 2,000 athletes attending from four nations and 20 states, this event will seriously have something for everyone.

I said to myself: 'If that doesn't work, I'll seriously have to question what I'm doing.'" That "standard modern novel", Every Day Is Mother's Day, published in 1985, was billed for years as what it is not – her first novel.

James and the Cavaliers will re-enter the playoffs (seriously, have they played any games?) Wednesday night against the Magic.

But seriously, have fun, you'll never see a ska band that isn't having fun.

Pellegrini may have been masking some disappointment that City allowed Arsenal back in after early domination, while no-one - probably not even Mourinho himself - will seriously believe he has given up on winning the league.

"People who take this seriously will have a good chance of passing," said Gary Gerstle, a professor of American history at Vanderbilt University.

Seriously will have two branches, one in Los Angeles dedicated to business developing and marketing, and the other in Finland where the games will be developed.

If you are seen as having 'invented' a connection, you will seriously annoy the committee for having wasted its time and money".

On the one hand, this will seriously disrupt my plans; I haven't been in the same place for two weeks for the past year, and my agenda says I should be in at least three different countries over the next six days.

Tsipras has said he will "seriously consider" Russia's invitation to join the bank, which was clearly made with political rather than economic motives in mind.

Having a child will seriously curb your social life.