Sentence examples for a little hell from inspiring English sources

"He should give them a little hell, the way Truman did".

There, freed from hospitals, they could "raise a little hell" for a while.He liked to do the same.

Mr. Behan, no stranger to raising a little hell, arrived with his wife, his mistress and his probation officer.

If he can't accomplish that, sprinkle a little hell around greater Washington by keeping the Nats off TV and undermining efforts to build the team's fan base.

In 1935 he even urges her to "write to Tom about his book and put a little hell into the letter...

So he started a camp where kids could, in his words, "raise a little hell". Today, we continue Paul's legacy with SeriousFun Children's Network, a growing global community of independently managed and financed camps and programs.

The poet Ovid was exiled by Augustus to a little hell-hole on the Black Sea called Tomis, but his poetry has outlasted the Roman Empire.

They went on, and down, into more heat and darkness, until they came to the last circle of this little hell: in a near-lightless room, a dull-eyed boy was shovelling coal into a kiln.'How long do you work?' asked the economist.'Ten hours a day, six days a week,' he replied.'How old are you?"Sixteen .And how long have you been working here?"Nine years.'The boy was uneducated.

Near a Brasilândia community known as Inferninho ("Little Hell"), Franco rented part of a large house and put up some makeshift wallpaper to simulate exposed bricks.

Her "little hell" of an American childhood was followed by a peripatetic existence in Europe, literary success that resulted in several film adaptations – most notably Strangers on a Train and The Talented Mr Ripley – and a highly complex personal life.

This solo project of Mr. Green's, long a cult favorite in his native Ontario, yielded a hearty, enriching release in 2012, "Little Hell" (Vagrant).