Sentence examples for a hellhole to from inspiring English sources

"I always thought that New York seemed like a hellhole to be avoided at all costs," Dorrinson said.

In his evidence to the historical institutional abuse inquiry, the witness described the Derry home as a "hellhole" and akin to a concentration camp.

"I've heard people talk about the city like it's a cesspool, a hellhole, a place to be avoided".

Then we come back to a hellhole," Marino said.

The area, part of Helmand province, is described by troops as a "hellhole" and is thought to be the most dangerous in Afghanistan.

Girl! Don't wear your cute shoes to a hellhole!

Connect to Today "A hellhole with a claim on history," Bill Keller wrote in a March 1994 New York Times article describing Sharpeville, just before South Africa's first elections with universal suffrage.

Having bestowed the presidency on a candidate who described their country as a "hellhole" besieged by multitudes trying to get into it, Americans need an antidote for social hypochondria.

The appetizers had no sooner arrived than the lobbyist framed the question: Why would a Harvard-educated lawyer want to step into a hellhole like that?

She told me about a meme she'd seen on Facebook that referred to San Bernardino as a "hellhole".

Dear millennials, Sorry to be the bearer of bad news here, but you are about to get sucked into a hellhole unlike anything you've ever previously imagined.