Sentence examples for black hell from inspiring English sources

"It is a literary gold mine, this idea of a white adventurer in a black hell," James said.

Already it looks like a scene from the end of the world: the strip-miners are creating a churned black hell on an unimaginable scale.

"Thunderstruck" "Shoot to Thrill" "Back in Black" "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be" "Heatseeker" "Fire Your Guns" "Jailbreak" "The Jack Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheapap" "Moneytalks" "Hells Bells" "High Voltage" "Whole Lotta Rosie" "You Shook Me All Night Long" "T.N.T".

They powered through "Back in Black," "Hell's Bells," "You Shook Me All Night Long," "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," and peppered their set with work from their typically reductive new album, "Rock or Bust".

"There are the black hell-type gates," Mr. Bova said, referring to a clue in "We Lost Our Gold" as they walked toward the North 40 Natural Area, part of the Gateway National Recreational Area.

But prosecutors said Mr. Dwyer, a bulky man in a black Hells Angels muscle shirt, had pulled his long brown hair back into a ponytail and put on "non-prescriptive glasses" in an attempt to evade the police after the shooting.

More than just baby blues, what came out of the blue was a pitch-black hell that rendered her as helpless as her newborn child.

Mr Bush's refusal to cut and run two years ago was indeed a good call, one history may judge to have stopped Iraq's descent into an ever-blacker hell of sectarian killing and ethnic cleansing.

Selma's MLK is black as hell, viewed in a segregated black world through a black lens.

These "black like hell" materials, Dr. Wegener said, may be useful in solar energy applications, where absorbing more photons means producing more power.

Mr. Pennington all but spits forth the final couplet of sonnet No. 147: "For I have sworn thee fair, and thought thee bright/Who art as black as hell, as dark as night".