Sentence examples for hell could be from inspiring English sources

A protester shouted, "Homosexuality is an abomination!" As the police escorted the protester out of the courtroom, the cry "Burn in hell!" could be heard from the hall.

Darwin believes England are in for "a hell of a ride" – and "hell" could be the operative word for its players – but he offers a cautionary reminder.

While Joss Whedon led us to believe that the entrance to hell could be found in Sunnydale, California, he was actually some 7,500 miles off.

But the world inhabited at this point was one where hell could be identified as made by man, orchestrated by a totalitarian political regime, and where hellfire had been dropped not once but twice and by us, the good guys on them, the bad guys.

He wanted to hear creative ideas from their collective brains about what sort of fresh hells could be unleashed on our nation.

Hell, he could be hobnobbing with the Clintons!

Bloody hell, this could be a long five days.

As Adams sings on the song "Love Is Hell": "I could be serious, but I'm just kidding around".

Hell, she could be the modern-day Babs Windsor, sipping sweet sherry well into her 80s, hair as high as her heels and eyes still a-twinkling at a passing car salesman.

Sometimes, when the champagne (his treat, invariably) was flowing, you'd hear their shrieks of merriment bouncing off the walls of Wheeler's and wonder what you'd done to be excluded from their mutual festivity, and what the hell it could be that was so funny.

Hell, we could be back to this in no time.