Sentence examples for hell calls from inspiring English sources

You made a bad choice, prepare for hell, calls won't stop".

We read about Mr. Verlaine's "coldness and egotism" and about what Mr. Hell calls his "globally sour" demeanor.

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".

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.

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.

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.

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.

Ask a conservative – any conservative – and they will tell you that what is likely to come out of Congress is a key to a special kind of hell called socialism.

Forensic analysis of a chip's micro-landscape takes place in a separate, bigger lab, a special kind of hell called a "semiconductor failure analysis and deprocessing facility".