Sentence examples for hell over the from inspiring English sources
Sharon, Wolfie's missus, went through hell over the weekend - twice.
He is going to experience hell over the coming year.
But everyone here has a reason for choosing this version of hell over the one left behind.
Probation staff have been through hell over the last 18 months dealing with Grayling's so-called reforms and now many of them are facing redundancy and job insecurity.
With social security numbers floating all the hell over the place, supermarket cards that tell marketers what we buy and personal data being sold left and right--well, this is one cat you can't shove back into the bag.
I fear not the witches on earth nor the devils in Hell!" Over the centuries, the area's chopping currents, shifting shoals, and whirling storms caused more than seven hundred wrecks and earned it the nickname the Graveyard of the Atlantic.
"Because we keep seeing people losing their lives without [a wall], you do it till hell freezes over," the lawmaker answered, after noting that only about 25percentt of the federal government is closed.
The top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga)., said last week that he would have publicly raised "holy hell" over swapping the Taliban leaders.
They used phrases such as: "traveling down into blackness", "downward spiral", "wandering around in a blur", "constant state of despair," "downhill", "teetering", "going crazy", "falling apart", "crash and burn" "sliding into a depression", "into the pit of hell", and "over the edge".
It forces us to rethink the fixed and variable natures of hell, and it also points the way for detailed and engaged comparative study". "Erudite and readable, Hell and Its Rivals is the crucial resource for those interested in the formation of the doctrine of Hell over late antiquity and the early medieval period.
Let's assume for the sake of argument that Gates is hell-bent on taking over the entire computer business, using his dominance of desktop software as an opening wedge.
