Sentence examples for expression hell to from inspiring English sources
Page 65: The expression "hell to pay" is unacceptable.
There were also splenetic varieties: "Freedom, go to hell," "Liberalism, go to hell" and "Freedom of expression, go to hell".
"It was never our intent for McMansion Hell to shut down," Zillow said, "or for this to appear as an attack on Kate's freedom of expression.
It would be hell to fix later.
"We went from hell to hell".
If Marie Kondo's suffocatingly simplistic "less is more" design aesthetic is your idea of creative-expression hell, you're not alone.
Compiling a bucket list is both an exercise in wishful self-improvement — learning to speak French, training to run a marathon — and an expression of to-hell-with-it cupidity.
Go to Hell!!! Go to Hell!!! God damn it!
First standing in my one-piece bathing suit (warm) then sitting (very, very warm) then spreading my towel and lying atop a straw mat on the floor (yowzer), I barely made it past the five-minute mark before flinging myself into the spa's icy, rose-petal-strewn plunge pool, thus giving literal expression to the concept of hell and high water.
