Sentence examples for inferno you from inspiring English sources

When a "Mad Men" season begins with references to Dante's "Inferno," you know that at some point Don Draper is going to be put through hell.

Half the tracks on Erotic Inferno, you see, are unsuitable for radio play, and the video for "Thrustin' Thru the Night" had to be withdrawn from YouTube after parents complained.

If you don't know her as the author of "Chelsea Girls" or "Inferno," you might be familiar with her as the model for the lesbian poet played by Cherry Jones on Jill Soloway's "Transparent".

Reading the Inferno, you're not sure if the pilgrim is going to make it to the end, so hard is the journey, through rock slides and gullies, across rivers of blood, lockers of ice, burning sands.

If you look closely at the cover of Brown's "Inferno," you'll see it also includes a view of Florence and the traces of Dante's nine circles of Hell.

As you ponder ending your over-hyped, shorter-than-a-lightning bolt marriage to Kris Humphries, I was relieved that you told an Australian TV show that the inferno you're embroiled in is "kind of what you get for living your life so publicly.

Just like inferno towers, you can build them when you reach Town Hall level 9. Work on your air defenses first.

And you should see The Green Inferno if you want to see a guy get eaten alive by ants.

Little Inferno has you buying and burning possessions in an unusual but compelling puzzle game.

"It was an inferno like you've never seen before," said Marian Williams, who caravanned with neighbors through flames before dawn as one of the wildfires reached the vineyards and ridges at her small Sonoma County town of Kenwood.

But, just like an ingrown hair or slack stomach, trying to keep your psychological quirks or past experiences hidden for too long will almost certainly cause them to roar up like an inferno when you, and your partner, least expect it.