Sentence examples for hell during the from inspiring English sources

"It's hell during the class, but you feel amazing and can't wait to get back," she said.

Many people in Southern China believe that there are wandering ghosts who were released from hell during the lunar month of July (ghost month: mostly August in the Gregorian calendar): people therefore avoid unnecessary risky activities during ghost month.

Jerome Valcke, the general secretary of Fifa, said his organisation had "been through hell" during the run-up to the football tournament in Brazil.

"We'd fight like hell during the day and then Victor and I would take our kids and go to a Chinese restaurant," he said of Victor Gotbaum, the municipal union leader.

"They went all to hell during the Ahmadinejad presidency, and right after Rouhani won the presidency, a few different groups took matters into their own hands and started trying to revive the ISAs".

Joe Hallett accused Tyson of taking everyone involved on a "journey to hell during the past 12 months".

But no: "DID AN IMAM REALLY USE ARABIC PRAYER TO COVERTLY DAMN FALLEN SEAL TEAM 6 MEMBERS TO HELL DURING THEIR FUNERAL?" is the right-wing media equivalent of a subtweet propping up the "secret Muslim" tent pole.

"DID AN IMAM REALLY USE ARABIC PRAYER TO COVERTLY DAMN FALLEN SEAL TEAM 6 MEMBERS TO HELL DURING THEIR FUNERAL?" I don't think I'm going out on a limb to say that the answer to that question is "no".

Room.me could provide a way to divide those you'd enjoy living with from those who make life hell during that time.

Eventually, when the Boeing 737 reached cruising altitude, the animals — who had all been through hell during Hurricane Maria — settled down, the hum and vibration of the engine putting them into that deep, pile-of-puppies sleep.

Further attention to the structure of hell came during the first centuries of the Common Era, as a rising tide of eschatological thinking, fed by currents of thought from western Asia, swept through the Roman world.