Sentence examples similar to going of the devil from inspiring English sources

Stevens was carried from the Senate in his chair one observer described him as "black with rage and disappointment"—and when those outside clamored for the result, Stevens shouted, "The country is going to the devil!" During the recess of the impeachment court, the Republicans met in convention in Chicago and nominated Grant for president.

While the rest of us can go to the devil, the interests of the very rich are ringfenced.

"Both of us came out of hard news and went to the devil," Hirsen recalled.

Let them all go to the devil".

On it went for the Devils.

They can't resist going with the devil they know.

Today, Assembly leaders said they would not go along with the Newark plan until an agreement was struck to replenish the lost economic activity at the Meadowlands sports complex, where the Continental Arena would go dark after the exit of the Devils and the Nets, its two main tenants.

I had gone over to the devil.

Be gone, you emotion of the devil.

He went in search of the devil ray a few years ago during a trip that was filmed for a documentary.

By Nick Paumgarten May 10 , 2012I thought, as most hockey-watchers did, that the Flyers would make quick work of the Devils, but it went the other way.