Sentence examples for go to the devil from inspiring English sources
Let them all go to the devil".
"But the wild horses can go to the devil!
Tell 'em to go to the devil!" These words are moving but also strangely self-canceling.
While the rest of us can go to the devil, the interests of the very rich are ringfenced.
At the exact moment he turns 33, Kelson, a cocksure, best-selling crime writer, will go to the devil.
Cyril is gulled into theft — though, unlike Oliver, he is no angel, and we gauge all too well the speed with which he could go to the devil.
That distinction would have to go to the Devils' brilliant goaltender, Martin Brodeur.
Yet eventually we have to be told what's generating these phenomena; as soon as we are, everything goes to the devil.
Of course, all the scientific projects have gone to the devil and now I'm an avid reader only of Charlie and Freddie [Marx and Engels].
@MsEllenEJones Micro extract: French pessimism "As early as 1879, Robert Louis Stevenson reported that when travelling in France he heard former grape growers, their vines all gone, declare that 'the country was going to the devil'".
