Sentence examples for hell called from inspiring English sources
The trip started with a form of hell called the international terminal of LAX.
'Urinetown' And now we move from this discount-bin Mediterranean utopia to a cheeky allegorical hell called "Urinetown".
Surely, the biggest and most important difference in the Inferno and my hell called prison, is that I have a way out.
As a corrective to apocalyptic fatalism, he proposes the thought of C.S. Lewis, best known for his allegorical children's stories about Narnia, but also the author of a play about heaven and hell called The Great Divorce.
The book presents two parallel realities, one taking place in Glasgow, and the other in a surreal version of the city, presented as a kind of hell — and sometimes simply referred to as hell — called Unthank.
On the eve of her wedding to a "Hell", called Clotworthy Skeffington, she eloped with a "Limbo", Edward Wortley Montagu, a member of Parliament and colliery owner.In 1716, he was sent to Constantinople as ambassador to the Ottoman empire.
We read about Mr. Verlaine's "coldness and egotism" and about what Mr. Hell calls his "globally sour" demeanor.
An unexpected little stutter of keyboard (hell, call it a solo) near the five-minute mark completes the picture of a band sharpening up the details.
"I don't think the thief went to hell and that hell is called paradise".
You made a bad choice, prepare for hell, calls won't stop".
Duterte has praised China and told Obama to "go to hell" and called him a "son of a bitch" whom he would humiliate if he visited the Philippines.
