Sentence examples for hellish of from inspiring English sources

Any renovations can be hellish, of course, no matter whom you hire to do them.

Mr. Reed, by far the most hellish of the four, had an eagle's head tattooed on his shoulder.

Lindstrøm recommends listening while travelling; indeed, Where You Go I Go Too would make even the most hellish of journeys seem like a first-class trip.

After a judge took those children away for neglect, Ms. Mendolia, suffering from their loss, went cold turkey, and remembers that week as the most hellish of her life.

In 1806 Barruel received a letter from a certain Captain Simonini, apparently an Italian army officer, who congratulated him on exposing these "hellish sects", but argued that he had left out the most hellish of all: the Jews, who had founded and/or infiltrated all the others.

Praise was given by Alex Macpherson of The Guardian, who stated "Every aspect of the record seems tailor-made to produce maximum pleasure Where You Go I Go Too would make even the most hellish of journeys seem like a first-class trip".

It may even be the beginning of the end of a long, hellish period of impunity in the tragic heart of Africa.

It's a very good description of the hellish nature of the trenches and the nearly impossible task of slotting back into civilian life.

Yet he said later: "In spite of the hellish aspects of life in Alexandra, the township was also a kind of heaven".

One about Gov. Oliver Morton read: "A Few of the Hellish Liaisons of, and Attempted Seductions by, Indiana's Favorite Stud-Horse".

Plus, we'll be able to chat out the news and the latest issues outside of the hellish depths of our comments system.