Sentence examples for there were demons from inspiring English sources

If there were demons and ghosts, Berger never saw them.

There were demons to revisit yet again and all the doubts which have besieged a talent which in less complex ownership would surely have some time ago smashed every record known to snooker.

"Some people would probably say there were demons on the rim blocking shots, but there was just a lid on the rim tonight," St. John's Coach Mike Jarvis said.

But while many are thinking there were demons in the pitch I would disagree.

And then there's Demons on ITV1.

There are demons; it's dangerous out here in Far Rockaway".

There are demons out to keep you from working, and they have switchblades, bicycle chains and adventuresome tailors.

It seems there are demons at every turn in Radcliffe's life, a running narrative of pain, disappointment and potential disaster.

Monsters will always provide the possibility of mystery in our mundane "reality show" lives, hinting at a larger spiritual world; for if there are demons in our midst, there surely must be angels lurking nearby as well.

There are demons here, some people say, the kind that torment and manifest themselves with spit-spewing and violent convulsions through the people they possess, evil spirits that can trap people inside themselves and utter foreign languages.

But where Damien is almost entirely about its relationship to The Omen and suffers accordingly, The Exorcist uses its forebear to establish the ground rules of its world without too much fanfare: there are demons here, and it will cost something to send them away.