Sentence examples similar to house to hell from inspiring English sources

A house got shot to hell up the street.

Cheney shot a guy in the face, the housing market went to hell.

It has experienced a multi-billion-dollar construction bonanza, including the raising of elaborate new headquarters, scores of building complexes, massive storage facilities, and the like, while the private housing market went to hell.

And Hildegard Bechtler's spare set and Peter Mumford's autumnal lighting suggest that we are looking at both an austerely chic country house and an anteroom to hell in which all three characters end up locked in permanent solitude.

He said "those Hezbollah fighters who are killing children and terrorizing people and destroying houses in Syria will go to hell".

That's one of the reasons I bang on about the aesthetic qualities of 60s buildings – to try to remind people that these estates were attempts to house a hell of a lot of people and in quite a dignified way".

It's like looking into the doll's house from hell, helplessly though, unable to reach in to prevent what's about to happen.

Back in the house from hell, Annalise tries to pry out of Rebecca all that she knows, but that girl is not giving an inch.

(According to the book, she was irritated when Mr. Emanuel put an event in Florida on her schedule without consulting her staff, and Mr. Gibbs blew up during a discussion of his handling of a French book that claimed she had compared living in the White House to hell).

My Take: A room of doom located in a house from Hell sounds really appealing.

The Jury House of HELL!: Ragan is "working on" forgiving Mr. Mensa for having a healthy wife.