Sentence examples for across hell from inspiring English sources

The game puts a player in control of Ash, the prince of Hell, as he sets out across Hell on a self-imposed quest to restore his dignity by killing a number of monsters.

Then it's up Swarth Fell, dipping back into Mallerstang, across Hell Gill Beck and along the opposite high ridge, over Mallerstang Edge and then back to town via Nine Standards Rigg.

Everyone I talk to in the camps has a nightmare story: they stayed in Syria, going through hell, until they could take no more, and then the journey to the border, with whatever they could carry, normally just a change of clothes for the children, would be a journey across hell.

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;-) The great thing about Undo Send is that if you quickly realise seconds after sending that an email to your best friend or colleague has come across rude as hell, the email can be recalled.

Still, Hell comes across as an amusingly prissy aesthete wedded to French Symbolism; he and Verlaine were probably more like rivals than tidy opposites.

Bright Lights And Thorny Neighbors QRecently, the owners of the building across from my Hell's Kitchen apartment installed extremely bright spotlights on the outside of their building.

Fingle comes across as obstructive, hell bent on the EXACT factual accuracy of the piece while D'Agata is confrontational, arrogant and just as obtuse as Fingle in the opposite direction.

Bob Breedlove was a star of an event known as RAAM — the Race Across America — a yearly phenomenon that compels a self-selecting group of fanatics to meet on the West Coast and ride like hell across the country, arriving at the Atlantic in about 10 days.

But it was fun, it was challenging.

To make his point, Teller pointed to his first-hand experience with tyranny, first under the Communists and then the Fascists, who raised hell across Hungary before he fled in the 1930s for America.