Sentence examples for fiend into from inspiring English sources

Sooner or later, the family and Sony ought to let a funk fiend into the vaults, to find something stranger and better than "This Is It".

After three self-released albums earned him critical praise and a guest spot on a Drake album, his disappointing Kiss Land in 2013 found him running his shtick – drug-addled, semi-comatose sex fiend – into the ground.

As a helpful example of what common sense should be, try to convert the Ochu fiend into D. If someone else in the group has played Final Fantasy X or X2, be careful.

"Like Michael Jackson?" "Yeah, I suppose so mate," I reply, and we cackle like fiends into our plastic cups of beer.

Saturday Night Fever, Scarface, and hell, even Star Wars spend some time getting down with their audiences, and movie mashup master Antonio Maria Da Silva (known for Bruce Lee vs Bruce Lee and Robocop vs Terminator) brings all of cinema's dancefloor fiends into one sick venue: Hell's Club.

Perish such a perverse thought, but might we squelch this niceness before our favorite fiend turns into Mary Poppins?

Her first book was Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which she kept well into adulthood until "some fiend in human form must have borrowed it and not brought it back".

It's not easy to coax ageing rock musicians out of their comfort zones, so kudos to Sub Pop, who've managed to cajole ultimate guitar fuzz fiend J Mascis into making an acoustic album.

A coffee fiend we know dropped into an espresso joint in Greenwich Village and found himself reading the graffiti on the wall beside his chair.

By W. McIntyre and John McCarten The New Yorker, November 30 , 1957P. 45 A coffee fiend we know dropped into an espresso joint in Greenwich Village and found himself reading the graffiti on the wall beside his chair.

A spirit of the dead may resist the transformation into a fiend, even when not sent and remain amongst the living, they are "unsent".