Sentence examples for of a hell from inspiring English sources
In addition, the agreement does not obtain any species of a "hell or high water" provision.
What kind of a hell would make you jump like that?
The $2.5 billion breakup fee was also probably driven by Google's likely refusal of a "hell or high water" provision.
Certainly, there was a prospect of a hell of a lot of violence and the country really falling apart.
It's first of all a depiction of an underworld, and so it provides Milton with an important Christian representation of a hell.
Not even his wife at the time gave him a shot; she famously said: You don't take a Volkswagen into the Indy 500, unless you know of a hell of a shortcut.
"Trimming the toenails" has caused him a lot of controversy, but speaking in London ahead of next month's release of the illustrated edition of Superfreakonomics, Dubner does not have the appearance of a hell-raiser.
The candidate was not injured but the bomb caused widespread devastation; one witness told The Associated Press of a "hell-like" situation with dozens of wounded people crying for help.
Larry Benson, an enlisted sailor who remembered Bannon as "a little bit of a hell-raiser," said he was told later that the Foster would have played a further role in the rescue if the mission had been completed.
He returned to Cambridge and afterwards began a career in the church (though he was the exact opposite of a hell-fire preacher; I doubt if his God would have come up with the inferno).
One wall of Scheinman's conference room is lined with a few dozen bound takeover books, relics of a hell-bent binge.
