Sentence examples for eye of the devil from inspiring English sources
They failed to salvage the thriller Eye of the Devil (1966), but had some fun working with Huston again on the chaotic James Bond spoof, Casino Royale (1967).
They failed to salvage the thriller Eye of the Devil (1966), but had some fun working with Huston on the chaotic James Bond spoof, Casino Royale (1967), followed by a dated comedy, Prudence and the Pill (1968).
In the book, Ms. Tiel posits that there's nothing wrong with playing the geisha and giving your man a good foot massage ("and a good whatever he likes most") in a see-through negligee, as she was counseled by Kim Novak before both were dumped from the movie "Eye of the Devil".
The first time i came across the transcendental use of salt was when I was growing up in Spain, when in midst conversation with a Spanish friend, she took some salt from the salt shaker on the table and threw it over her left shoulder whilst muttering that she was: "throwing salt in the eye of the devil".
There in the middle is the eye of the owl, one of Bosch's figures for himself, an emblem of the devil, yet all-seeing, like the eye of God.
Why, after all, would you try to see eye-to-eye with the devil?
Known as Child B to protect her identity, the young Angolan girl was cut with a knife, beaten with a belt and shoe and had chilli peppers rubbed in her eyes to drive the devil out of her.
The court heard that the child, who was brought to Britain from Angola by her aunt after her parents died, had been beaten, cut and had chilli peppers rubbed in her eyes to 'beat the devil out of her'.
In another case Child B, who was brought to the UK in 2002 after her parents were killed in Angola, was beaten, cut with a knife and had chilli peppers rubbed in her eyes to beat the "devil" out of her.
Beneficent, in the eyes of these Martyr Christians, but nevertheless the regime of the devil.
