I can't remember what the motion was, but for the hell of it I put up my hand to speak and was called by the president, Alec Grant, whom I'd later meet when he was the Observer's libel reader.
But Paris-Roubaix, the "Hell of the North", deserves its reputation as the Queen of the Classics.
"It's important to have women in clinical trials," says Phyllis Greenberger, head of the Society for Women's Health Research SWHRR) in Washington, D.C., "but not for the hell of it.
But then, just for the hell of it, she would take the bait.The first hookings hurt like hell, the whole weight of her body tearing her tongue like a razor blade.
Cerazette only works for some women, but my relief at escaping the hell of endometriosis is indescribable.
But these books, while depicting the hell of war, are also profoundly shaped by experiences of meritocratic or French recognition, especially meaningful for socially disadvantaged men.
It certainly doesn't work for everything, but few mediums can capture the hell of war or the chaos of riots as well as 360 footage can.
They are put through the hell of it but they show determination and real leadership - they are inspiring people.
Fran is an unwitting Virgil who leads us through the circles of the hell of aging; but it is a hell where pragmatic thoughtfulness reigns and functional architecture is sustenance.
A lot of drummers hit hard just for the hell of it, but I think he hit hard because that was in him; he didn't know how to do anything else.
