Sentence examples similar to tier of hell from inspiring English sources
After an extended pre-match wave-about during which Drogba's greatest Chelsea hits were boomed over the PA system, the teams emerged in earnest on a clear, crisp night, at a Stamford Bridge energised by a boisterous Turkish support who even whistled their own welcome message over the Tannoy and generally created a good-natured double tier of hell-from-hell in the away corner.
The lower world (adholoka) is subdivided into seven tiers of hells, each one darker and more painful than the one above it.
Yet in truth you are faced with a nervous board, a frankly aggressive tier of middle management hell bent on defending their pensions, a digital team who, despite being extremely keen, can only communicate in techno babble, and a legion of agencies and consultants pounding at your door.
Botticelli starts exactly as he continues, with a chart of hell as it drills like a tornado down beneath the earth: tier upon tier of theatrical balconies from which tiny figures topple, descending to that everlasting winter - a semi-circle of icy blue, drawn with the precision of a geometry-set protractor.
Many would even point to Johnson's casual use of "hell" as proof; Christian swear words once packed a mighty punch, but now belong to the mild tier.
We came out of hell," she said.
It's a tenth circle of hell.
Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.
