Sentence examples for to be a devil from inspiring English sources

"I used to be a devil myself".

But Andrea, 11, wanted to be a devil.

"My daughter wants to be a devil," Mrs. Schor said.

It's good for me, and I'm really proud to be a Devil".

"There's a saying," Officer Major said, "that to fight a devil you have to be a devil.

I asked this of the dark boy who had said earlier, at the table, that the white man's actions proved him to be a devil.

Some old geezer with bitter, weary eyes where there used to be a devil-may-care twinkle".

Nearly everyone in the crowd of 14,865 knew this was going to be a Devils kind of night when John Madden scored the fourth goal for the Devils on a bounce.

According to Inagaki, Hiruma was created to be a "devil-hero", or a kind of anti-hero.

The publisher may have made a deal, but I suspect it will turn out to be a deal with the devil once the dust clears.

Ultimately, however, it proved to be a deal with the devil.