Sentence examples for with hell from inspiring English sources

"But there are no rights issues with hell".

Mrs. Hill threatens him with Hell if he should lay a hand on Liz.

RaeLynn, who auditioned with "Hell on Heels," had a choice between Mr. Levine and Mr. Shelton.

In a singular valediction, Mather wished Stoughton "success in your noble encounters with Hell".

Northerners "called the Constitution a covenant with hell because it allowed slavery," Mr. Brands said.

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Mr. Andsnes tore through the piece with hell-bent energy, vanquishing its notorious technical challenges.

And he plied this trade with hell-intended threats and homemade bombs.

Spectators standing in the pit are trapped – presumably in accordance with hell-fire regulations – under a giant bat's wing.

She followed the sombre nineteenth-century Romanticism of three Brahms songs with excerpts from Handel's Baroque cantata "La Lucrezia," in which the violated heroine vows vengeance with hell-raising ferocity.

Its 827 pages are filled with hell-bent ambition, and yet also a deep reserve of uncommon, even egoless humility: DeLillo never insists, never veers into showy knowledge or egregious or paranoid plot.