Sentence examples for greater hell from inspiring English sources
Win there – as they will be strongly favoured to do – and they can dream again of greater hell to come.
The greater hell, of course, is Las Vegas and its environs, filmed to look like a terminally seedy and desolate wasteland peopled by loonies.
It risks making Syria an even greater hell, if only because alignment with Assad will be met with more meddling by Saudi and Gulf actors who back Sunni Islamic insurgents.
The Jigoku-zōshi, a late 12th-century scroll, depicts the 8 great hells and the 16 lesser hells in both text and paintings.
Oliver Reed was one of the great hell-raisers, a boozer who could strike terror into the hearts of anyone who stood in the way of him and a drink.
He wasn't just referring to easy marks, like political wheeler and dealer Lyndon B. Johnson, whom he named as having great Hells Angel potential.
The two are not incompatible in Dante's great Inferno, a hell so capacious it can accommodate both in its infinite megalopolis.
Kissing at midnight on New Year's Eve is great -- hell, kissing anytime is great -- but dishing up Hopping John on New Year's Day is when the new year really begins for me.
Adventure Time isn't quite as sophisticated as Spongebob as far as children's cartoons that also appeal to adults go, but it's still great as hell.
A reality TV show that combines the greatest TV hells of all time - Gordon Ramsay and Trinny & Susannah?
I confess: I'd have especially wanted to hear Wiseman, and not only because he is one of the greatest documentary filmmakers — hell, one of the greatest filmmakers — of all time.
