Sentence examples for mean hell from inspiring English sources

Like, when we say "Hell" now, in 2016, we don't actually mean Hell.

"I mean, hell, I'm a writer.

I mean, hell, let's face it, it's unlikely that he's going to arrive down that road.

Robert replied without returning my gaze or interrupting the battle, "You mean hell".

I mean, hell, sometimes when no one's looking I wonder whether I could ever play for Spurs.

The woods around include some delectable mansions including one, on the Rue d'Enfer, which I take to mean Hell Street, much used in the 1920s by one of Smallweed's most cherished composers, Ravel.

"Did Larkin mean 'Hell-o' or 'Hull-o'?" (He licks    His lips, as an essay grows).

Freddie still makes a mean hell-brew, pouring in whatever takes his fancy, including paint thinner, and Dodd develops a taste for it, and thus for the risky, id-laced flavor of Freddie's whole spirit.

(And I do mean Hell-bent).

"It don't mean hells-bells or nothing," Brown said.

Permiere de Gasperi reportedly used that theme, declaring "Communism means Hell, and no help from Russia.