Sentence examples for hitting the hell from inspiring English sources

"I am sure the boys will be looking forward to hitting the hell out of each other next week.

For those not living in his pop-culture universe, that compares Kevin Youkilis, a player who got traded to Chicago from Boston and is hitting the hell out of the ball, to Katie Holmes, who just fled the clammy, metallic embrace of Tom Cruise and will, Simmons postulates, um, fuck the next guy she meets real good or something.

Ashe will remember later on that at this particular moment in this match he is thinking, "Jesus, Graebner really hits the hell out of that first serve.

"When I watch these guys play, and I hit it myself and I think I hit the hell out of it, and I look up and they are 100 yards in front of me, that's a pretty good message right there".

(Codicil to that rule: you occasionally get a pass if you write a book whining in support of someone who is dead. But even then, chance are you'll still be hit with the "hell hath no fury" tag).

"I wanted to hit the ball and get the hell out of there.

"We had to throw everything in the back of the van, hit the gas, and get the hell out of there".

While the Mekons still get together every few years to produce a new album, hit the road, and raise hell, Langford spends the majority of his days in Chicago, where he paints, teaches, and records music with the Waco Brothers, the Pine Valley Cosmonauts, and as a solo artist accompanied by the band Skull Orchard.

But very occasionally — notably during Hurricane Katrina — he hits the Howard Beale mad-as-hell wall.

As soon as my boots hit the sand, I ran like hell for a hill just up ahead, which turned out to farther away than it looked.

With her what-the-hell humor, Bracken hit the nerve that vacillated between boredom and desperation in the home kitchen while also offering savvy advice on the insidious malevolence of small-town entertaining.