I felt as if there was some devilish angel perched on my shoulder.
Chief among my findings was "Harold Angel," a cheeky photograph of a devilish angel by the artist team Davis & Davis, from their series "Childish Things".
There's a lot to love whenever Candice Swanepoel hits the runway, but this year, it was that devilish Angel smize that truly won our hearts.
But to be that close, and to be so sure that we had the touch of an angel defying devilish sabotage, made it that much harder to swallow.
(He only kills people who don't deserve to live.) And as the heroine of "Nurse Jackie," a new series that begins Monday night, Edie Falco plays a ministering angel with a devilish addiction to painkillers.
This Marine was an angel with a devilish grin who saw the humor in life and the humanity in everyone he met.
There, in ill-fitting finery, the pals run into a vision: Luisa Cortés (Maribel Verdú), who is maybe twice their age — sheathed in white, like a descending angel, and thus way beyond the devilish reach of the boys.
While Faust is busy succumbing to the wiles of the devilish Mephistopheles, God up in heaven, surrounded by angels, remains confident that his erring servant will eventually come good.
Huge culprits include fat-free salad dressing (honey or high fructose corn syrup often coming in as the second or third ingredients), fat-free cookies or cakes (angel-food cake for example has a devilish 20 grams or more of sugar per slice), fat-free puddings, muffins and reduced-fat peanut butter are also offenders.
$23. "Where will you ride in this minute that stretches / Its wings," Mark Ford asks at the beginning of his poem "Misguided Angel," a minute that "soars aloft, and turns into / An unplanned, devilish interval?" Given the effervescent, careering unpredictability of his poems, he could be describing a moment spent reading his work.
For all the invocations of "the angel of music," this film, adapted from the curiously popular stage musical, will most likely leave you with a devilish headache.
