hellward

Combine your newly acquired knowledge about me, with the fact that I was at a training programme (which I would fondly refer to as hellward bound), and you will end up with a perfect recipe for disaster.

Kottu 2008

What is Humbert Humbert's charged language if not an embodiment of his hellward love for Lolita, his all-inclusive intellect?

The Style of a Wild Man William Giraldi 2011

The Catholic reactionary John Lukacs, after attending the lavish twenty-fifth anniversary bash for National Review in December 1980, held in the Plaza Hotel, hellward of the Catholic Worker House on Mott Street, wrote:

The Way Of Love/1 2008

Or perhaps I was imagining such hellward-spiraling narratives only because my own escapes from family have had such a random, seamy, slumming quality.

The Great Escape 2005

Or perhaps I was imagining such hellward-spiraling narratives only because my own escapes from family have had such a random, seamy, slumming quality.

The Great Escape 2005

Or perhaps I was imagining such hellward-spiraling narratives only because my own escapes from family have had such a random, seamy, slumming quality.

The Great Escape 2005

` What Sumner Welles is doing is wrong, but what you are doing to denigrate another man will send you down there, 'and he makes this hellward gesture.

Roosevelt�s Secret War: FDR and World War II Espionage 2001

From the girl's tone, suddenly glacial after her cheerful rascality earlier, I could tell that the reminder had swung her mood back hellward.

Operation Luna Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1999

Names scrolled down the screen in front of the woman like damned souls plunging hellward.

The False Mirror Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1992

Names scrolled down the screen in front of the woman like damned souls plunging hellward.

The False Mirror Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1992