Sentence examples for a devil in a from inspiring English sources

She's a devil, in a nice way.

"No man becomes a devil in a minute," Davenport said, in a confession made a week before he mounted the gallows.

Next time you spot a cardinal's mitre being crammed into the mouth of a devil in a Renaissance fresco, remember they might be there for greed or avarice as much as anything else.

At one house party, the belle of the ball was a gay man dressed as a devil in a tight red bodysuit, but he'd added butt padding that gave the costume an exaggerated, feminine twist.

Lay me in the sand, in the sand by the sea, There's a devil in the land and a devil that's in me.

He may be an angel in the clothes of a devil or a devil in the clothes of an angel but either way you're talking to two when you talk to one Irishman".

It shows the pious saint in his grotto plagued by worldly distractions, including a beautiful woman offering him a drink, music played by a devil in disguise and a horned maid tapping him on the shoulder.

"There was also a bit of a devil in me.

Or a devil in Prada.

"The idea of having a devil in the show is as old as English drama itself.

The fear of the unknown is a devil in itself.