Sentence examples for those hell from inspiring English sources

It was one of those hell situations.

All those "hell yesses" and hen parties and hormonally addled young fans have warped his brain against humanity, and the threat he now poses to us all is real and urgent.

Both major parties have a policy to do nothing about offshore detention, but remember, if nothing happens now to get asylum seekers and refugees on the political agenda, then they will languish in those hell holes for another three years.

"It's the Greens that are saying let's create jobs in the renewable economy, let's save the reef by taking strong action on climate change, let's stop locking up those young kids and families in those hell holes offshore and let's transition Australia to a fairer, more compassionate, more prosperous place," he told supporters in Melbourne.

Tuesday's message - Repeat Monday's message for slow learners and those hell bent on distorting statements.

This is our unified stance against those hell bent on destruction.

Worry about the distorters instead – those hell-bent on bending history and poisoning the well of rational thought.

But it's a little dewy-eyed about Gordon himself, whose sexual politics in those hell-raising, hair-raising days were perhaps not as adorable as Myers assumes.

But yet no matter what proof is shown, it won't make a difference to those hell-bent on attacking what we do.

Those hell-bent enough to find character flaws could point to moments of iffy sportsmanship early in her career, especially after losses.

It was the ruthless severity of that emanation that moved Edmund Burke to decry "those hell-hounds called terrorists," in one of the first recorded uses of "terrorist" in English.