Sentence examples for forces of hell from inspiring English sources
Friday Alistair Darling stands by "forces of hell" claims.
Darling said yes, the "forces of hell" had been unleashed against him.
So he had the forces of Hell and the forces of Hull.
Gove said Whelan was "unleashing the forces of hell on families who want to get away this Easter".
It makes Young the shadow of Alistair ("forces of hell") Darling, though no one will thank him for it either.
As a result, "the forces of hell" were unleashed on Mr Darling, not least from the next-door neighbours.
Let me give you the plot ingredients: a contested throne, noble and ignoble aspirers, magical forces of the hell and heaven in a struggle to the death.
She shall bathe in the tears of academy members as they endure the fires of hell, forced to watch "Green Book" on repeat for all eternity!
The Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting takes over Omaha every spring with the force of a Hell's Angels rally.
An example from one of his earliest sermons, titled Secundum Lucam, describes with vivid rhetorical force the unpleasantries of Hell (notice the alliteration, parallelism, and rhyme): Wa þam þonne þe ær geearnode helle 'w'ite.
He is depicted carrying the clerical staff (khakkara) with which he forces open the gates of hell, together with the flaming pearl (chintamani) with which he lights up the darkness.
