Sentence examples for with a devil from inspiring English sources

Five years after publishing "The Screwtape Letters," Lewis appeared on the cover of Time with a devil on his shoulder.

Satan is one possible name for the fanged, horned beast with a devil on his shoulder who assists at the birth in the "Nativity of Antichrist" panel.

36th over: India 109-5 (Dravid 60, Dhoni 6) Broad beats Dhoni with a devil of a delivery (perhaps a devilry?), the batsman pushing forward outside off uncertainly.

Confession to making a pact with the devil, living with a devil incarnate (their familiar, a cat called Rutterkin) and murder by spell-making is certainly difficult to understand, particularly as the evidence without it was far from strong.

"I made this friend of mine a Bernie doll with a devil body and I sent him a hammer and I said 'Here, take a whack at this to make you feel better,' " Mr. Warring said.

"Eva Braun features in films, plays, novels and historical memoirs," Görtemaker told the Observer, "but is always portrayed as the dumb blonde who had the misfortune to fall in love with a devil, and this is an image that needs to be ­corrected.

"See, that's the way we, the new generation, play the game – with a devil-may-care attitude.

Gianandrea Noseda conducts all four works with a devil-may-care brilliance, while the BBC Philharmonic's playing is staggering.

No, street food must be eaten with a devil-may-care airiness or in an absent-minded daze.

Meanwhile, less than three miles away, Trump appeared on stage for his veterans event with a devil-may-care attitude.

Part of the problem may be that there are few consequences for companies with a devil-may-care attitude toward data.