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out of hell

The phrase "a course out of hell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a challenging or difficult situation that one is trying to escape or improve from.
Example: "After months of struggling with the project, I finally feel like I'm on a course out of hell."
Alternatives: "a path to redemption" or "a way out of misery".

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The task, in the words of the US secretary of state, John Kerry, is to "chart a course out of hell".

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The Guardian

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The train, of course, rushed like a bat out of hell past the station and came to a stop 440 yards beyond it.

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The Guardian - Books

It drives like a bat out of hell.

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Independent

Sharon voiced Jameson's feelings: " 'A rope out of Hell?

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The New Yorker

A reporter described the flight as "a flight out of hell".

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The New Yorker

May the insults fly like a bat out of hell.

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Los Angeles Times

You'll start off like a bat out of hell...and then tire really quickly.

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WikiHow

"I think it's a course that involves a hell of a lot of luck.

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The Guardian - Sport

The song was the sixth track from Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell released as a single.

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Wikipedia

What can a person do to stay out of Hell if there is one?

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WikiHow

… I've always loved 'Bat out of Hell.' Have you ever had a motorcycle wreck?

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