Sentence examples for hell can be from inspiring English sources

It's odd, but Hell can be a lonely place, even with so many people around.

There are some who believe the gates to hell can be found in the shadow of Christchurch".

And if you can turn the struggle into humor and find your funk lord or queen, Hell can be pretty good.

A narrative rational for the concept of Hell can be found in the Hindu epic, Mahabharata.

The phrase "Bat Out of Hell" can be traced back to the Greek playwright Aristophanes' 414 BC work titled The Birds.

In another Wes Craven film, Cursed, a wax sculpture of Jason, from Jason Goes to Hell, can be seen in a wax museum.

But bloody hell, it can be infuriating!

I should reason that if I fear hell, I can be assured of the author of it.

But there's not enough of it — the movie needs more plot, more complication, more conflict — and it suffers from the mood of weary resignation embedded in Bad's songs, whose general theme is "What the hell, nothing can be done about it".

Shireen Modi, the Parsi wife, makes a slow and unexpected realisation – that news her dead husband has sired an illegitimate half-Chinese child does not confine her to a living hell but can be a means of new, more liberating, life.

"Because we're measuring the role of government there's a tendency towards favoring activism to an extent — but Berlin is an interesting counter example that says actually government staying the hell away can be quite important too.