Sentence examples for opened hell from inspiring English sources

That posting earned a reply from the military wing of Hamas, Alqassam Brigades, addressed to the Israeli military's Twitter handle, @IDFspokesperson, "Our blessed hands will reach your leaders and soldiers wherever they are (You Opened Hell Gates on Yourselves)." The dialogue between the English-language Twitter feeds of the two combat enemies that day ended there.

When Johnson, to open "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be," described a lover who "Pours my beer / Licks my ear / Brings out the devil in me," the danger bordered on cartoonish, if it didn't also hint at drunken lechery to come.

When Starbucks opened in Hell's Kitchen, I was appalled.

"If a computer store ever opens in hell, Staples has a strong shot at running it," Mr. Cohen said, after hearing the back story.

And even though the script calls for some gun waving, a vicious punch in the nose and a handful of forays into Surrealism (the television set has a mind of its own, and at one point the front door of the house opens onto hell), the director, David Levine, never rouses the play out of a narrative lethargy.

She was going to be our next Prime Minister, we were all doomed to four years of hell, and then very suddenly she wasn't, and a different hell opened up in front of me.

"The doors of hell opened up".

"Then the gates of hell opened up," a dispatcher said.

New Orleans is lousy with subterranean termites, and two small gateways to hell opened on my bedroom wall.

While it's possible the pair and Rudy Guede murdered Meredith Kercher, the prosecution's story still sounds absurd, like hell opened up underneath that picturesque cottage on All Saints Day.

And the portal to hell opened up in our comments section.