Sentence examples for bit of hell from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he's also raising a little bit of hell.

You can see heaven on earth and a little bit of hell in sunny, moneyed Santa Monica, Calif.

Early in the night Blake Shelton reminded the sold-out crowd of more than 15,000 that even though the night was for a good cause, "there's no reason we shouldn't raise a little bit of hell in here".

A couple of ladies in a WestChester tearoom were giving the spouse of a friend of theirs quite a bit of hell the other day when one of them paused, "You know, she said, "you can say a lot against Al, but one thing he did was teach that parakeet how to talk".

By Albert Hubbell and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 9, 1955 P. 19 A couple of ladies in a WestChester tearoom were giving the spouse of a friend of theirs quite a bit of hell the other day when one of them paused, "You know, she said, "you can say a lot against Al, but one thing he did was teach that parakeet how to talk".

Hwang was most likely referring to a string of viral anti-science videos that emerged out of Republican officials saying things like the theory of evolution are "lies straight from the bit of Hell".

Larry Benson, an enlisted sailor who remembered Bannon as "a little bit of a hell-raiser," said he was told later that the Foster would have played a further role in the rescue if the mission had been completed.

It's something you don't see in these pictures--that we have a bit of heaven and hell in each of us". Heaven and hell will have to wait.

This track injects a bit of "What the hell?" into a dancefloor – never a bad thing.

For the more optimistic, it's convenient proof that there's no point in paying $200 for a hunk of rose quartz you'll get the same buzz from a cheap bit of polished glass, hell yeah.

But, either there in the sanctuary or later, lying in bed, I sometimes fixated on the bit about the gates of Hell.