Sentence examples for fiend of from inspiring English sources

One, he adds, would be marrying "a fiend of virtue".

She is, she tells me, "the fiend of compartment D".

I almost felt that I should reply by unearthing some fiend of my own.

He surrenders to his bizarre destiny, to be The Fiend of Athens.

Later in the book, there is a chapter called The Fiend of Washington.

The sulky, moody club fiend of recent memory probably still has a place in the world.

"As parents, we're complete fiends of denial," says D'Felice.

Going through one of the 1935 issues, we ran into something the puzzle and quiz fiends of the 30s may remembers Vanity Fair's so-called Permanent Questionnaire.

Sautéing for Dollars The hungry-looking girls of "Top Model" ought someday to meet the fat food fiends of "Top Chef," which starts on Bravo, also tonight.

DE: I think I first became aware of your comedy when you did that national Fiends Of Funny tour with Gallagher and Jimmie "Dy-no-mite" Walker.

First come the screeching fiends of "Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion," the triptych with which Bacon announced himself to the London art scene in 1944.