Sentence examples for devil out of from inspiring English sources

Deviled eggs (here quaintly called "dressed," to keep the devil out of the church hall) come adorned with fragments of beet chips resembling rose petals.

That scared the devil out of me".

But we still kicked the devil out of them.

She's naturally uninhibited, and she frightens the devil out of everyone but Boyer's sophisticated European.

The Rays this season took the Devil out of their nickname and redesigned their uniforms.

Her tormentors, one of them her aunt, had tried to "beat the devil out of her".

He's not the devil, Giant Out-Of-Focus-Face isn't the devil, Scarfgirl isn't the devil.

At the news that the motion had passed, a New Mexico spokesperson stated, "The devil's out of here, and we say goodbye and good riddance".

"He wants that cup so bad," she said after the Devils checked out of their hotel.

What was once a joke becomes a folk devil: the gobby, out-of-control, avaricious female chav.

"It was a 'Richard-Dreyfuss-making-Devil's-Tower-out-of-mashed-potatoes moment,' " he said.