Sentence examples for have hell from inspiring English sources

"We are going to have hell to pay in terms of side effects".

"You are going to have hell on your hands," he warned Lord.

If twenty-first-century man went to Heaven, he would soon be demonstrating to have Hell abolished.

There are serious philosophical underpinnings against Rhee's brand of social engineering, and the minute she were to start sounding like Fidel Michelle Castro Rhee, she'd have hell to pay.

"They are going to have hell to pay for the schools that get left off the list," one education official said, "and for the ones that get put on who don't deserve it".

CLEMMA - No one gets one over on me, because if they did they have hell to pay.

"[People] must have hell-fire flashed before their faces," wrote General Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, "or they will not move".

But he has hell to describe from a young girl's point of view.

Mazda had hell to pay when it added a cupholder to the Miata in 1998.

Mazda had hell to pay when it redesigned the cupholder in the Miata in 1998.

"Why did I have this hell before heading to hell?" he asked.