Sentence examples for hell burned from inspiring English sources
When "Hell" burned, everyone began thinking about its loss.
A Yiddish expression held that the fires of hell burned around the city for its lack of piety.
"Earth gapes, hell burns, fiends roar, saints pray / To have him suddenly conveyed away" (4.4.70-71).
Yet, long after the fires of Hell have burned themselves out, the debate about the Divina Commedia rages on.
The blurb to Reign of Hell read: "Burning, looting, raping, murdering, Hitler's Penal Regiment advanced on the centre of Warsaw leaving in their wake a bloody trail of death and destruction.
(There is no evidence as to whether they burned in Hell for that one phrase).
The fish was all burned to hell when we got back to camp.
And it is Maryjohnny who gives wonderfully casual utterance to what might be the motto of Mr. McDonagh's Leenane: "When I see them burned in hell," she says of some schoolchildren who called her names 27 years earlier, "that's when I let bygones be bygones".
Of course if that doesn't work, there's always the vertical-landing mode on some models where it really could land in your front yard assuming you don't mind your grass getting burned to hell from the hot gases and whatnot.
9 45p: The first casualty: I ate the Freschetta right out of the oven and burned the hell out of the roof of my mouth.
To set fire doors of the Lubyanka on fire, means to set on fire to the Gates of Hell.This is the true meaning put into action by a fearless artist Pavlensky - he burned down hell itself!
