Sentence examples for hell at a from inspiring English sources

The Literary Review's annual award was presented to Johnson for her novel Shire Hell at a ceremony at London's In and Out club.

Houellebecq appeared alongside Hell at a literary event several years ago, and another punk icon, Iggy Pop, recorded an album inspired by his novel "The Possibility of an Island".

In the final movement, he is in hell at a witches' sabbath over which his beloved herself presides, surrounded by echoes of the ancient hymn Dies irae ("Day of Wrath"), from the Catholic requiem mass.

As will readings of William Cobbett, who hated the 'metropolis of Empire', and James Cameron, who launched CND after hearing a door slamming in Hell at a nuclear test.

You might have a great title, which looks impressive as hell at a client meeting, but where you sit shows what your boss really thinks of you.

He quipped that cranking out software, such as iTunes, for Windows users was akin to "offering a glass of ice water to a person in hell," at a conference in 2007 the day before he was expected to make nice with Mr. Windows himself, Bill Gates Bill Gates, during a joint appearance.

Accompanied by an on-again, off-again voice-over that is more "Desperate Housewives" than "Double Indemnity," she embarks on her voyage to hell at an escort agency, where her first client, surprise, turns out to be dear old Stepdad (Mr. Baldwin).

The 2007 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics was awarded to Göttingen-based researcher Stefan Hell at an international meeting of the photonics industry in Munich.

If that doesn't appeal, let me recommend Dan Rebellato's Chekhov in Hell at Soho, a clever, sardonic and moving take on modern life seen through the eyes of the great playwright which premiered at the Drum in Plymouth last Autumn.

He said the coach "made my life hell at training - a total reverse of the preferential treatment".

He could have a driver, hell; at least he could buy a car worthy of a multi-millionaire.