Sentence examples for into devil from inspiring English sources

Attempts by the polling officials to cover up the blunder spiral into further disasters and alarms, into devil dealings with Haribos, and strangulated forms of communication: "You don't have to be Turing to crack your code".

In 1816 waltzing was condemned as a "fatal contagion" that encouraged promiscuity; in 1910 films were denounced as "an evil pure and simple, destructive of social interchange"; in the 1950s rock 'n' roll music was said to turn young people into "devil worshippers" and comic books were accused of turning children into drug addicts and criminals.

The original location, the jazz and blues venue Bert's Warehouse, backed out following threats of violence and community backlash later backpedaling by claiming they "weren't aware they were into devil worshipping".

"I was going into devil's advocate but we know there are mass shootings and these things happen".

But then I was also going into devil's advocate — but then we know there are mass shootings and these things happen".

"Boris" the TV celebrity could easily be an outer – a colourful coaxer of hesitant voters into devil-may-care defiance of the craven continentalists.

McKay said today that he had noticed that the Maple Leafs seemed to be colliding into Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur a lot.

The Islanders had a great chance to win the game in overtime when Brad Isbister got loose on the left side, skated deep into Devils' territory and sent the cross-ice pass to Zdeno Chara.

I always think people should call angel investments 'devil money.' In most cases, when angels don't see a fast return on their investment, they turn into devils.

"One of the major questions we've had about this species for years is how this species originally made it into Devils Hole," says Sean Lema, a biologist at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, who was not involved in the project.

In my young mind, this process turned the ordinary bread into devil-blasting communion.