Sentence examples for breathing hell from inspiring English sources
Keith, a devoted poker player, is described as a vaguely disreputable fellow: years ago, Lianne's mother, Nina, warned her that Keith was one of those men who's "sheer hell on women" — "living breathing hell".
As my life turned into a living, breathing hell ― I was held back one school year due to the mental, emotional, and physical pain experienced ― my grades suffered and performance plummeted rapidly.
Stuntdriver George Cottle went through four Batmobiles during filming of Batman Begins, a retelling of Bruce Wayne's pre-cape capers that sees him do battle with a scarecrow on a fire-breathing horse hell-bent on, as ever, poisoning Gotham's water supply.
It means that your life, as the human being in meatspace tasked with getting all of that over the finish line, is a living, breathing, hot-ass hell for that period of time.
Oh, go to hell, he thought, breathing out another little cloud.
"They still don't know what the hell we were breathing in down there," said Mr. Doyle, 44, of Brooklyn, an ironworker for 24 years.
Historians and literary scholars must assemble themselves into a colossal Godzilla formation, rise towering from the Pacific Ocean, rampage around Hollywood breathing fire, and stomp the hell out of Roland Emmerich's production company.
A second crack cocaine smoker, who had experienced bronchial pneumonia twice, concurred; "it's tender inside and when I breathe I can't breathe hard cos it hurts like hell".
Bosco coughs and says, "Who the hell knows what we breathed in down there".
The best band in this space may be Breathe Carolina, which on its album "Hell Is What You Make It" (Fearless) made scream-punk songs masquerading as rave anthems.
