Sentence examples for a demon from from inspiring English sources

Pastor Witherspoon has suggested that I might be hosting a demon from some future century, and he has arranged for an exorcism.

Then the birth is a moment of bloody nightmare, Harriet releasing a demon from the deeps, which gnashes wildly at her breast.

To be demonised, an enemy must not just present a clear and present threat, but a convincing image of one as well.Mr Hussein is a demon from central casting.

Jonathan Creek (9pm, BBC1) In this one-off mystery special, Warwick Davis plays a priest who helps Alan Davies' scruffy sleuth exorcise a demon from Daemons' Roost, the haunted former home of a legendary 19th-century sorcerer.

It sounds like the bellow of a Balrog, a demon from beneath Middle-earth's mountains.

He travels to a synagogue in Capernaum where he preaches or "enfleshes" good news to an oppressed man by exorcising a demon from him.

And in 1908, in their pre-Wrigley days, players posed alongside a stuffed approximation of a bear — in execution, it resembles a furry demon from a thousand nightmares.

A June 24, 2009 AP story by John Christofferson concerned an uproar over a YouTube video, of footage taken ata Bridgeport CT church, which showed an apparent attempt to exorcise a "homosexual demon" from a 16 year-old boy.

Kamban's Ramayana differs in tone as well as in language from that of Valmiki; as a southern writer, his Ravana – a demon king from the south – is more complex than that of Valmiki.

Can this one help you conjure up a demon lover from the woods?

Friday 3 April, Hampton lido, 36m Bryn, a demon breaststroker from out of town, had arranged to come and swim with me.