Sentence examples for four hours of hell from inspiring English sources

"It's come to this: four hours of hell".

You're like, 'Oh man, this is gonna be four hours of hell.

"She is looking forward to doing her homework, because she knows she's not in for three or four hours of hell".

The Manzanillo section, recreated through interviews, is powerful: "Stranded in a up-tight town; no roads leading north and no roads leading south; nine or ten hours of hell by bus to Guadalajara the only way to git back to the rest of the world.... .. "Kesey's Garage Sale," a deeply strange 1973 book by Kesey and others, has a section about called "Over the Border".

This ride, on the other hand, was ten hours of hell thanks to the horrific amount of traffic.

It earned fiercely divergent reviews and audience responses when it played London's Almeida Theatre after its New York debut (the Telegraph described it as "three hours of utter hell").

He described the scene as "seven hours of sheer hell".

Eamonn Hughes, whose brother was taken to Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital, described "seven hours of sheer hell" in the Accident and Emergency department.

They move like a shadow through their school day, desperately waiting for the end-of-school bell that signals relief from the seven hours of social hell.

After two hours of this hell, I accepted my grim fate when suddenly my thinking mind ceased its mindless chatter and was replaced with what I assumed to be my soul or some kind of twisted angel.

During "hell week," recruits get a total of four hours of sleep during five and a half days of nonstop running, swimming in the cold surf and rolling in mud.