Sentence examples for tour of hell from inspiring English sources
Even today, its moral force and descriptive set pieces read like Dante's tour of hell.
Yet the most powerful and long-lingering images in Towell's tour of hell are those in which the war is entirely invisible.
"This is the toxic tour of hell," she says as she drives past old wells and pits of drilling waste sludge surrounded by signs with skulls and crossbones displayed prominently.
There was an aural backdrop of Romantic gloom to set off a captivating 12-minute spectacle of neo-Gothic rags suggestive of "The Rainbow Goblins" (a 1970s fairy tale the designers have cited as inspiration) on a tour of Hell.
He has assembled a spectacularly idiosyncratic libretto that draws not only on Dante's epic tour of hell, purgatory and paradise, but also on the Bible (fragments from Psalm 107 and Song of Songs), works by the 17th-century Dutch poet Joost van den Vondel and other sources.
Woodward was, like Lancaster, lambasted for England's 1999 World Cup exit which came not long after the infamous Tour of Hell the year before, while Henry experienced a shock exit with New Zealand in 2007 before ending the All Blacks' 24-year wait for a second World Cup four years later.
Needy, "our Virgil in Ms. Cody and Ms. Kusama's tour of teenage hell, so nimbly personified by Ms. Seyfried, belongs in this company," Mr. Scott said.
And Needy, our Virgil in Ms. Cody and Ms. Kusama's tour of teenage hell, so nimbly personified by Ms. Seyfried, belongs in this company.
Then something happens that both upends Shin-ae's fragile sense of control and turns the film from a quiet comedy of provincial life into a tour of parental hell.
Her essays have been part of two humor anthologies: 101 Damnations; A Humorists' Tour of Personal Hells andMirth of a Nation Volume 3, and are also found online at Jewish World Review and The Daily Caller.
Her essays have been part of two humor anthologies: 101 Damnations; A Humorists' Tour of Personal Hells and Mirth of a Nation Volume 3, and are also found online at Jewish World Review and The Daily Caller.
