Sentence examples for back into the hell from inspiring English sources

At The Times, several reporters commuted to ground zero by bicycle, showing up in the newsroom covered with ash and sweat to file a report and then heading back into the hell.

Whether they remain quite so terrifying when seen in the full light of day will presumably determine whether Universal's ambitious plan to resurrect its classic monsters sinks swiftly back into the hell whence it came or awakens – eyelids flickering into life, pulse racing anew – to mount a fresh assault on the global box office.

Keith must descend back into the hell of 9/11 if DeLillo is to provide the counternarrative to terrorism he promised, the story that takes us beyond the hard, anonymous numbers of the dead to retrieve what he called in Harper's "human beauty in the crush of meshed steel".

Think about that for a second: Their solution isn't to stand firm against Trump's bigotry and the cowardice of so many Republicans; it's to tell a group of vulnerable people walking across countries, desperately trying to flee violence, to go back into the hell they are trying to escape.

As the show finishes and Madonna descends through the stage ("BACK INTO HELL NO DOUBT!!!" – Pitchfork), the pitch lights up with a simple message: "WORLD PEACE".

The question is, can you bomb and drone Hell back into the pit of human evil from which it came?

Because I felt that at any moment I might be pulled back into that hell.

But before that dream can come true, you must endure one final test: a nightmarish Fourth of July of fire and fury in which the past screeches into town determined to drag you back into the bowels of hell.

One false step, one taste of crack, they could be thrust back into the depths of their hell.

Look for more come June — that is, unless the game slips back into development hell and gets scrapped again.

"I could go into the back and mix the hell out of color," he says, laughing.