Sentence examples for from the devil himself from inspiring English sources

"I'd rather take a lollipop from the devil himself," Mason-Mahon said.

Here in New York, with apartments scarce and jerks plentiful, many of us would rent from the devil himself, and some think we have.

As recently as 1996 they fought a civil war; one side sought aid from Mr Hussein, the devil himself.

But she is protected there from the three hoodlums by the devil himself because, "a lady remains a lady, even in hell".

He noted a possible parallel with a peculiar "jumping condition of the limbs," known to the Arabs and concluded that if this disease is not from the devil, it must come from God himself as punishment.

ExcerptsSelections from "The Devil All the Time," by Donald Ray Pollock; "Retromania," by Simon Reynolds; and other books.

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"I would take money from the devil if he could help my nation.

"Bob was a man who could earn respect from the devil," Julius said.

For your bartender, it is a tool straight from the devil.

"The truth is that there's a will to create division that comes from the devil," Cardinal Bertone said.