Sentence examples for the hellhole of from inspiring English sources

They were shunted from Christmas Island to the hellhole of Nauru, despite concerns for the mum's pregnancy.

Had I not seen the hellhole of Hue in wartime I would never had understood its achievement in a time of peace.

"I'm trying to sell Ellis Island to the world as a place where order & happiness prevail, not as the hellhole of America," he said.

Convicted of high treason by a military court that based its verdict on a bogus secret document, Dreyfus, a Jewish army captain, spent more than four years in the hellhole of Devil's Island before his case was "revised" in 1899.

During the first half he's locked inside a bare industrial room that is the hellhole of his grief and guilt, and here he is tormented by a play of (his own) recorded voices.

At its centre was Young himself, locked inside the hellhole of his grief and guilt, and tormented by voices that either urged him to search for meaning in his own tragedy or alternatively tempted him to escape into the numbing embrace of drink and drugs.

They turn out not to be the hellholes of legend, but thoughtfully designed.

He certainly may struggle in the PR category, given that he was accused of staying in hotels during a series about surviving unaided in the "hellholes of the world" and stage-managing his daring missions.

She was visiting Turkey and Northern Iraq at the time in her role as a foreign affairs spokeswoman: "Someone once said 'if you're looking for Ann Clwyd, she's not on holiday, she visits the hellholes of the world'".

Your Aries is probably thrilled to break out of the hellhole (for her) that is institutionalized learning and ready to hit the ground running into a life full of adventures.

The consequence is drastically heroic, as members of the crew don useless suits and wade into the wet hellhole of the radioactive area to repair the damage; after ten-minute shifts, they come out scalded, vomiting, and doomed, like victims of an instant plague, and you can hear the otherwise restless audience freeze and gasp.