Sentence examples for he devil from inspiring English sources
Brian Cox's Human Universe has sold 50,833, almost doubling sales since November, as has chat show host Graham Norton's autobiography The Life and Loves of a He Devil, up to 43,654 from 24,113.
Life and Loves of a He-Devil (Hodder & Stoughton, £20) moves on from his funny, self-deprecating first book So Me by taking a tour round his "favourites" list.
Michaela Coel's Nurse, in her opening speech, describes Jason as "a demon, a he-devil"; in Danny Sapani's performance, however, he is less an obvious ogre than a politician who uses sophistry to justify his abandonment of Medea.
Is he the devil's advocate (as long as Satan pays his fees)?
"Is he a devil, or a savior?" the narrator asked in a booming voice.
"He didn't believe in God, but he knew a devil when he saw one.
To paraphrase Python, he wasn't the devil – he was just a very naughty boy.
It's the master he serves, and the devil he knows.
He even said "the white devil" he was talking about could be anyone.
"That's just the kind of guy he is," Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur said.
