Sentence examples for goes to the devil from inspiring English sources

Yet eventually we have to be told what's generating these phenomena; as soon as we are, everything goes to the devil.

At 287 weeks, the winner is "Percy Jackson & the Olympians," by Rick Riordan, which you'll find on the children's series list at No. 8. Second place goes to "The Devil in the White City," by Erik Larson, at No. 18 on the paperback nonfiction list after 267 weeks, while another children's series, Jeff Kinney's "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" (at No. 3 on that list), has stuck around for 225 weeks.

Let them all go to the devil".

"But the wild horses can go to the devil!

They were turning out wrong, going 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.

The accused must believe that his brief will tell the judge to go to the devil, if that is what his case demands.

"The accused must believe his brief will tell the judge to go to the devil if that is what his case demands".