Sentence examples for bringing hell from inspiring English sources

McLaren toyed with the idea of bringing Hell or Sylvain Sylvain of the Dolls to the UK but soon realised he had the necessary raw ingredients at hand: Matlock, his Saturday shop assistant at SEX, and Cook and Jones, who were always loitering in order to steal things.

Alumni and students of South Carolina State University have made good on their promise of bringing hell to the state for threatening closure against their institution.

But what really sets this album apart from their first, is that in the middle of bringing hell to Earth, both of them bled a little, and they made sure that everyone knew it.

The people I spoke to were referring to the political leaders, whose corrupt and inept governance brought the country to its knees long before Taylortook advantage of the vacuum, and brought hell down on the civilian population.

He finally broke when they told him that without his co-operation, his wife would be found "dumped and raped in an empty lot".Gangsters rich on drug profits have brought hell to Juárez, a dusty border city full of such grim tales.

The political context, these days, could not be more different, but the critical warning that was issued by Greene's imagination — that one man's paradise is another's inferno, and that some men bring hell with them — remains dismayingly true.

Mekas feels that he grew up in Paradise until the Soviets came: "... they brought hell, and my paradise ended".

"You know my name ring bells/ come through and you know I bring hell" gains new meaning.

And when on their next stop the horrors that rubber plantations brought to the area are revealed, Karamakate all but screams in one of the film's nine languages, "You devour everything, you bring hell and death to earth".

PS: If I ever got cast in the show my tagline would be: Delamar may be heaven on earth, but if you cross me, I'll bring hell right to your front door.

Thus, with each new day bringing fresh hell in the national destiny, we displace our anxieties onto frivolous concerns.