Sentence examples for sorts of hell from inspiring English sources

The Zenkyoto movement (short for All-Campus Joint Struggle League) barricaded universities, interrupted classes and made all sorts of hell.

Robert Frost famously surveyed both sorts of Hell in one of those crystalline short poems that demonstrate why he was to the twentieth century what Emily Dickinson was to the nineteenth: the American master of the compressed yet expansive lyric.

What?" Clearly, this poll isn't the reality and the moment anyone tried to jam a phone during a screening of Shrek 12: Donkey Gets Some, there will be all sorts of hell to pay.

And then, tenants said, a sort of hell broke loose.

"That sounds like some sort of hell, actually.

This marriage may be a sort of hell on earth, yes.

This house is built on some sort of hell mouth so it features both normal zombies and hell-dimension zombies.

Adam Perry Lang, who labors at the excellent Daisy May's BBQ in Hell's Kitchen when he isn't working in a different sort of hell's kitchen as the executive chef at Robert's Steakhouse at the Penthouse Executive (strip) Club on West 45th Street, said he was happy to explore the mysteries of Porkette.

What remained in the short story was the idea of a guy going off to some sort of hell realm and coming back infected with the violence he'd found there and then that violence bleating over onto those he loved … the idea that you can't train the mind to do Thing A ("be wrathful and terrifying," say) and then tell it to drop that knowledge when it suits you.

And yes, being a founder is a sort of hell.

You're creating a sort of hell... That's reflected in my view of LA.