Sentence examples for hell along from inspiring English sources
Rimbaud's hallucinatory words from A Season in Hell, along with his two other poetry collections, Le Bateau Ivre (The Drunken Boat) and Illuminations, won the boy poet white hot fame in the salons of Paris.
"I just want to feel like a show isn't stringing me the hell along," says James Bullock, a friend and former television critic from LA over a phone chat.
Still others thought that the government was a bunch of American/Zionist/Indian lackeys no matter what public holidays they declared, and that they deserved to burn in hell along with the filmmakers and, presumably, anyone else who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time on Friday.
Just as West Bromwich Albion were despairing again at the hands of their opponents from hell, along they came with a 90th-minute winner that climaxed a performance full of enterprise and secured their third away victory in just over a month.
(Jaworowski) 'Hell: Paradise Found' (closes on Sunday) Mother Teresa is in hell, along with Shakespeare, Hitler, Einstein and James Dean, in Seth Panitch's simultaneously nutty and witty one-act comedy whose philosophical message never gets in the way of the laughs.
Allied bomber pilots called it "hell along the Meuse".
The former Baby From Hell hoots along, then chucks a couple of stack-em toys at the back of my head.
You've had the day from hell, so along with your dark roast you impulsively order an apple fritter or whatever your coffee shop weakness might be.
Just when we thought we couldn't take another one of his long drawn out confused-as-hell cross examinations, along comes Queen Bee Jennie to so annoy and irritate us that few would not give their spleen and a rib to have sluggish Kurt back, just so we can gaze at his tie and sock ensemble rather than listen to yet one more of Jennie's nasty lines.
In the deep shadow of AMC hits like "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad" and "The Walking Dead," and even less talked about than "The Killing," "Hell on Wheels" soldiers along, averaging about 2.4 million viewers in its second season — a level the ballyhooed "Breaking Bad" didn't reach until its fifth.
He was hell to get along with". Back in Macon, Mr. Jenkins retained a loyal following and some noted admirers, including guitarist Jimi Hendrix, who had relatives in the area.
