Sentence examples for casting hell from inspiring English sources

USA Network's executive vice president Jeff Wachtel stated that looking for the right actor to portray Monk was "casting hell".

Many churches came to embrace a more malleable doctrine, known as separationism, which cast Hell not as a punishment but as a voluntary form of loneliness — in the words of John Paul II, "the state of those who freely and definitively separate themselves from God, the source of all life and joy".

He's also a fallen angel who rebelled against God and was subsequently cast into Hell; but in the Yazidi cosmology, after 40,000 years his tears quenched Hell's flames and God forgave and reinstated him.

The righteous would pass to their reward in heaven, and the wicked would be cast into hell.

Why the poem remains an allegory of British politics can be found in a defining passage where heaven's rebels have been cast into hell.

If Delia can, at times, resemble a particularly strict religion – follow the rules, go to heaven, disobey them and be cast into hell – when it comes to cakes she is closer to a mafia kingpin.

It is better for thee to enter into life with one eye, rather than having two eyes to be cast into hell fire".

They really casted the hell out of these kids.

I hope Hollywood casts the hell out of her coming up because I, for one, would like to see more women who look like real women on my film and TV screens.

"It's like, aren't you the lady that's supposed to be casting me into hell?

In the years Rodin was casting the Gates of Hell, Medardo was making tabletop portraits of his elderly landlady, turning her into an ingot of light.