Sentence examples for by the hell of from inspiring English sources

We will be challenged by the hell of war itself," he said.

The hell of child-rearing is matched only by the hell of the author's self-indulgence.

Not long ago, Ritchie looked dead in the water; dashed by the hell of Swept Away and sunk by Revolver.

Panetta, safe, before the gunless audience, said, We'll be challenged by the enemy; we'll be challenged by ourselves; we'll be challenged by the hell of war itself.

Mr. Panetta gave some 200 Marines, Afghan security officers and troops from other coalition nations at this vast military base in the desert of Helmand Province, abutting Kandahar, a grave pep talk: "We will be challenged by our enemies, we will be challenged by ourselves, we will be challenged by the hell of war itself".

He made an international name for himself in Dennis Potter's surreal TV drama "The Singing Detective," where he gave an unnerving performance as a bedridden pulp writer who shuts out the hospital ward and the pain of psoriasis by descending into the hell of his memories.

Don't worry: the Wheatsheaf is divided into a number of spaces – there are always ways by which to avoid the hell of other people.

Waits's music still allows the possibility of "hitting a cabinet hard with a two by four" just for the hell of it.

By Charlotte Mendelson November 8 ,2017 After the hell of summer, autumn is the introvert's revenge.

Cadie takes purple pills; Chris Jesse Careree, a near-ringer for Vinny, of MTV's "Jersey Shore"), a sweet boy who's been abandoned by his mother, takes, just for the hell of it, too many erection-aiding pills, with obvious results.

The governments of Brazil and Peru had recently agreed to build a trans-Amazonian highway, linking the Atlantic and the Pacific, but, aside from some muddy unfinished tracks, the Peruvians' efforts had been defeated by the "green hell" of the rain forest.