Sentence examples for he raised hell from inspiring English sources
Scrope is a hell-raiser and he raised hell about me takin the week.
He spent four years at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, where he raised hell, failed to shine his boots properly and came within a whisker of being expelled.He doesn't boast about his martial exploits as much as you'd expect.
He twice represented the UK in the Eurovision song contest, he raised hell with Sean Connery, and his lantern-jawed good looks ensured his name was often linked with female stars of the era.
Bob Franken, a Washington correspondent and the network's point man on the case, said that at first, he "raised hell about what I thought the quality of the story was".
Brown, the MP for Dumfries and Galloway, said he raised hell when he discovered some months ago the Olympics organising committee originally planned to take the torch directly to Glasgow from Belfast, missing out south-west Scotland entirely.
"For the next three hours, they raised hell," Hadley later told reporters, "carrying on, boozed up, pounding their bongo drums.
Presumably, though, he would have raised hell had Mrs. Yeats caused him to be served clockwork chicken for dinner.
Add to that his 2004 beef with the women of Spelman college, who raised hell after he released a video showing him swiping a credit card through a woman's backside, and you have both the popularity and publicity to be a household name.
"If he hadn't been there, I would have raised hell," she said.
But when he's raising hell over something or other, he's only doing it because he's a perfectionist.
Acknowledging that "conservatives have raised hell" about some of his moves, Mr. Ryan said he has tried to base his decisions on fairness, not partisanship.
