When reached to discuss "À Rebours" recently, Hell referred to it still as "the primary source".
Benjamin F. Palmer, a captured sailor, wrote in his diary of 1814, "This day we embark'd for Hell," referring to his confinement with 200 other Americans in a space measuring 40 feet by 40 feet.
Trump added, "Folks, honestly, she's guilty as hell," referring to the ongoing FBI probe of Clinton's using a private email server while serving secretary of state in the Obama administration.
"Hell As" refers to Hellas, the Greek word for Greece, but might also be a punning reference to the French word for alas — hélas — and an earlier Godard film, "Hélas Pour Moi," which retells the myth of Amphitryon and Alcmene.
"Hell Gate!" referring to the turbulent waters below or to the gracefully arcing bridge to our backs.
In the graphic novel "From Hell" (the title refers to the most infamous of the Ripper letters sent to Scotland Yard), Mr. Moore and Mr. Campbell expose the ugliness and hypocrisy beneath the Victorian ethos of refinement and restraint.
You've got to understand, it's freaky as hell when anyone refers to you as a celebrity.
Bicycling through Hells Gate National Park Its name is intimidating enough (though Hell's Gate actually refers to a narrow break in the cliffs at the park's entrance), but the – albeit slim – prospect of coming upon a voracious lion while riding nothing but rubber tires and a metal frame is downright formidable.
(The word translated as "hell" is gehenna, which refers to the Valley of Hinnom, a fiery garbage dump outside Jerusalem).
Mr. Kaye began shooting material for "Lake of Fire" (the title refers to hell) in the early 1990s, a process that consumed an uncommonly long 16 years.
