Sentence examples for hell-bent on making from inspiring English sources

Well, Sprint certainly seems hell-bent on making this Earth Day one to remember.

But the agency has been hell-bent on making a scapegoat out of Sterling, a mid-level employee who was one of the agency's very few African American case officers.

But they are hardly hell-bent on making converts.

But having discovered his own Jewish heritage late in life, he was hell-bent on making the most of it.

As youngsters, together they formed Kourtrajmé, a collective hell-bent on making video shorts by any means possible.

Joe Bonaparte is an Italian immigrant's 21-year-old son, hell-bent on making it in a materialistic world.

He replied: My father who prided himself in the fact that no one could make him laugh (which any Freudian will tell you was the reason that I have been hell-bent on trying to make the whole world laugh) succumbed to only one man's talents: Bert Lahr.

"It seems like you're hell-bent on trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays," Spicer argued later.

Because the franchise was one of Universal's most lucrative -- the first three films have a total of $944 million in ticket sales worldwide -- the studio was hell-bent on finding a way to make it work.

Second, we spent an insane amount of time focusing on latency, when no one cared, because we were hell bent on making it feel like you had all the world's music on your hard drive.

Elsewhere, they seemed like resentful competitors hell-bent on outpacing one another.