Sentence examples for hell stage from inspiring English sources

AP Hell stage, Saturday night, 3am Glastonbury is as synonymous with moshing as it is with gel-sanitised fingers.

I played on the Hell stage at Shangri-La at Glastonbury and this made it one of my most memorable sets ever.

So it is with the Hell stage, where in among appearances from Kate Tempest and Shy FX, as well as a tribute to Bristol's late reggae hero DJ Derek, there's an hour-long appearance in the small hours of Sunday morning from Mark Ronson and sometime collaborator Kevin Parker of Tame Impala.

He's a protagonist who remains bravely loyal to his mentor Wolsey (a witty, worldly Paul Jesson) even when it is risky to do so and is appalled when the latter's memory is mocked in a lampooning court interlude "The Cardinal's Descent into Hell" (staged with vindictive exuberance here).

I encourage you to make each other suffer". This decorous young Turk knows a thing or two about putting people through hell on stage.

Maybe changing the questions wouldn't elicit more exciting answers – but hell, by this stage it's not like there's anything to lose.

You're either already a star or you need to get the hell off the stage immediately (as Minaj ordered three male contestants to do halfway through the season).

"It's another step up from Premiership rugby, the intensity, the hits, the speed of the game and 82,000 people watching, it's a hell of a stage to be on," he said.

Instead of a giant cane appearing from the wings and pulling off miscreant performers, we have the orchestra, striking up random bits of music from whatever film just won, forcing the winners to get the hell off the stage.

Djokovic, Nole to his fans, later added another twist, grabbing a microphone and belting out the AC/DC song "Highway to Hell" on a stage at the Australian Open staff party on his way to a much more sedate postmatch news conference.

The second stage was hell.