Sentence examples for fiend from from inspiring English sources

Revolutionary intellectual or fiend from hell?

To-morrow Juliet was to be given to the penitent, reformed, beloved Guido--to-morrow my bride was to pledge her vows to a fiend from hell!

Before the final song, "Microphone Fiend" — from the second Eric B. & Rakim album, "Follow the Leader" — Rakim took the microphone to his inner forearm.

This one-dimensional fiend from hell regularly pops in and out of the movie to harass Nelson, who in 1964 is sentenced to life imprisonment and sent to Robben Island, where he works in a quarry, splitting rocks.

Despite the fact they don't exist (please don't email with your personal experiences of flying saucers, I'm afraid I simply won't believe it until I am personally having my mind warped by some bug-eyed fiend from the planet Zarg), we are still obsessed with extra terrestrials.

But is Surface Tension, the debut album from DEFCE, a product I'd recommend to an experimental music fiend?

But he is still a fiend for releases from the '60s label Arctic Records, especially the Philadelphia soul singer Barbara Mason.

She knows that she is surrounded by "fiends" from her past.

Mount Baker's reputation for deep snow has built a loyal, growing following among powder fiends from the United States and Canada, particularly among snowboarders who can better surf the heaps of heavy Cascade powder.

Through some two hours of music, the chorus appears in many guises: merrymaking townsfolk, drunken students, soldiers marching to war, an Easter congregation in prayer, seductive choirs of airy sylphs and will-o'-the-wisps, foul fiends from hell and angels of heaven.

But while the Saturday night demo derby draws the big crowds, pulling in crash fiends from Great Falls and all over north-central Montana, the heart of the fair is the 4-H livestock show and the young people -- Ben and Jenna and the rest -- who make it happen.