We argued like the devil, as I said in my eulogy, we loved each other, but we argued like the devil.
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Sure, he's like the devil, he's a force of evil.
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This is totally like The Devil Wears Prada; it's great.
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But the dragon — like the devil — is in the details.
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You'd get up and you'd argue like the devil with them.
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"We loved each other, but we argued like the devil," Biden said.
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Downtown looked "like the devil ground his heel into it," one witness said.
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It was like the devil telling me that she'd be there to ruin our lives!
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"They'll run away from Bernie Sanders like the devil running away from holy water," Carville said.
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"I've worked like the devil to earn the vote in the African-American community," Biden said.
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Most people associate New York Fashion Week with its portrayal in movies like The Devil Wears Prada.
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Like the Devil in "Paradise Lost," he gets, in this wary literary climate, all the good lines.
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It went down like the devil in leather pants, as you would expect for something composed of pure alcohol.
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Some people are really nice and they have a different political view, but that doesn't mean they're, like, the devil.
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"We went in and there was Raymond at the piano, going like the devil," he told People magazine in 1976.
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"Wall Street hates it like the devil hates holy water," Senator Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, told CNN on Sunday.
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Still, nothing screams, "Get away from this strange, pasty man!" like the devil giving you a book about the devil.
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Kelly feels like the devil is working overtime in effort to try to destroy his musical legacy for selfish, personal enrichment.
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In the 60s and the 70s, occult films like The Devil Rides Out and The Wicker Man dominated the horror genre.
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"There was a general kind of outcry and people squirming, and I was literally sitting there like the devil [laughing]," she said.
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It turns out that Sutton is like The Devil Wears Prada's Andy, only with more free time and a better sex life.
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"It's like his mom on one shoulder – she's the angel – and then there's Kathryn on the other side like the devil," Smith teases.
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Where sober-minded grown-ups might have felt threatened, he found his identity, listening to bands like the Devil Wears Prada or Underoath.
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King's monsters will remind you of vampires and bogeymen and some of his villains aren't too far off from sounding like the Devil himself.
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Emily Blunt is an actress who is perhaps best known for her roles in films like "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006) and "Edge of Tomorrow" (2014).
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Accounts of people who saw him fighting say that they thought he 'looked like the devil' with his fearsome face and the smoke cloud around his head.
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The one on my right hand is a full heart to represent an angel and my left is a broken heart — kind of like the devil side.
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"I've earned the vote, I've worked like the devil to earn the vote of the African American community, not just here but across the country," Biden said.
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The one on my right hand is a full heart to represent an angel and my left is a broken hear t– kind of like the devil side.
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Click here to view original GIFEven though it looks like the devil is reaching through the ground from underneath the Earth to grab a victim, you can't look away.
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"The one on my right hand is a full heart to represent an angel, and my left is a broken heart — kind of like the devil side," she wrote.
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Emily Blunt is a Golden Globe-award winning actress who has gone from playing supporting roles in films like "The Devil Wears Prada" to leading blockbusters like "Mary Poppins Returns" (2018).
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The most interesting revelation, to me, is that the game's signature sound—pulsing, distorted synth lines that roar and squeal like the devil—is really nothing more than a simple sine wave.
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But if they feel justified like with the Antifa and others, say we&aposre fighting against evil, against something like the devil, then they say they&aposre justified in doing it morally and ethically, so, therefore, anything goes.
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"When I first started interviewing people, like when I had Jeb [Bush], or [Donald] Trump, or [Ted] Cruz on, he'd sit on my shoulder, like the devil on my shoulder," Colbert tells Adweek in an interview published Sunday.
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"Trying Like the Devil" was stirred as Watson grappled with the suicide of a young man in his community; "58" is a 58-second elegy to the country fans who lost their lives in the Route 91 massacre in 2017.
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Crucially, Sivan and Block's deep dive into Demjanjuk's story in 2019 is a dutiful reminder that we must never forget the Holocaust, and should engage with docu-series like The Devil Next Door to keep the collective memory of such atrocities alive.
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" On the African-American vote he has been hoping will score him a win in South Carolina's primary on Saturday, Biden said: "I've worked like the devil to earn the vote of the African-American community, not just here but across the country.
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Other fan-favorites like The Devil Wears Prada and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants are currently in development for their Broadway debut, while recent movies like Mean Girls and Pretty Woman are currently enjoying successful runs as musicals on the Great White Way.
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The episode opens with the Replacements' "The Ledge," a song that doesn't evoke much outside the greatness of the Replacements, but the closer, the Pixies' "Debaser," hits its chorus with a thrilling close-up of Bobby peeling away from the camp, grinning like the devil.
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"When I first started interviewing people, like when I had Jeb [Bush] or [Donald] Trump or [Ted] Cruz on, he'd sit on my shoulder, like the devil on my shoulder," Colbert, 51, says in Adweek's Super Bowl issue of his satirical Colbert Report portrayal of a conservative political pundit.
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Thanks to fashion-themed films like The Devil Wears Prada and Sex and the City, we know that every fashion editor is a beast with a bob, ridiculous ensembles reign, and it's super easy to sit inches from the runway without being famous or having a publicist. Wait.
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"These guys hear about Isabel and they run like the Devil from the cross," Eduardo Sequeira, head of corporate finance for Fidequity, a Portuguese firm that manages many of Ms. dos Santos's companies, wrote in a 2014 email after the Spanish bank Santander turned down work with her.
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"These guys hear about Isabel and they run like the Devil from the cross," Eduardo Sequeira, head of corporate finance for Fidequity, a Portuguese firm that manages many of Ms. dos Santos's companies, wrote in a 2014 email after the Spanish bank Santander turned down work with her.
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If you, like me, grew up watching fashion movies like The Devil Wears Prada, Clueless, and 13 Going on 30, you've probably daydreamed of having every designer bag you've ever eyed at the drop of a hat (I have definitely dreamed up a few epic closet montages in my head).
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Sure, I guess the song is about a guy who "grins like the devil" and is ostensibly dangerous (in the most facile sense of the word), but the beauty of "Cruel Summer" is in letting the love story blur into the distance and just enjoying the breeziness of the tune (preferably outside).
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Over the years the Smoking Man, as he is popularly known — like the Devil, he goes by many names — ruthlessly managed the show's main alien conspiracy, sacrificing his wife to extraterrestrial experiments, shooting his own son and repeatedly thwarting Agent Mulder, the show's hero, who, in a Vaderesque twist, was later revealed to be the Smoking Man's biological son.
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But then the poet himself said that philosophy makes nothing happen and also that he happened to quite like the Devil—whom we sometimes call "the adversary" and sometimes nothing at all—and then he said that he was glad that he-who-shall-not-be-named had come to power, because he admired his energy, his inability to distinguish between past, present, and future, and soon after that the poet got cancelled and, soon after that, me, too. ♦
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In the 12-minute monologue above, the host jokes about Bernie Sanders and Michael Bloomberg sparring ("wow, that is really punching below the belt — but then again, Bloomberg can't reach much higher"); Mayor Pete imagining a battle between Sanders and Trump ("personally I think it'd be great, because Bernie and Trump are the only two impressions I can do"); and Biden talking about how he's "worked like the devil" to secure the vote of the African-American community ("unlike Trump, who has worked with the devil to get the support of the white community").
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They began performing on the stage with the taste music like The Devil Wears Prada.
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His death became the subject of a bilingual play written by Teresa Crea, entitled Red Like the Devil. It was performed in 1991 by Adelaide-based theatre company, Doppio Teatro. Performances were staged at Loveday, near Barmera, where Fantin was interned and died.
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Profile Books. p. 119. He recommended bacon, eggs, lean meats and fresh vegetables. He argued that "all sugars should be avoided like the devil", especially chocolate which he described as "one of obesity's biggest allies." His low-carb dieting ideas are a predecessor to the Atkins diet.
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Cocker, alongside Jason Buckle, wrote, produced and sang backing vocals for the track "Worship Me now" on Marc Almond's album The Dancing Marquis (2014). "Jarvis is in there whispering over my shoulder like the Devil. It's very electro old school" states Almond in an interview with the Liverpool Echo.
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There, Abu Ali said in an interview that the Syrian Kurds are "like the devil", though admitted that many other FSA units remained allied to the YPG. Though Abu Ali claimed that the Retribution Army would continue to fight in Syria at another front after "some much-needed rest", the unit has not resurfaced since.
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The song is almost like a diary entry for me telling his parents how innocent our love and relationship was because to them I was like the devil who turned their son gay. It wasn’t like that at all though, it was a beautiful love.” Arcuri performed the song live on The Voice (Australia) on 25 June 2017.
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Originally called From Emperor To Citizen, Abriel was formed at the end of 2008 in San Francisco. The band has headlined a self-funded regional tour as well as played with bands like The Devil Wears Prada, As I Lay Dying, Winds Of Plague, VersaEmerge, All Shall Perish, Suicide Silence, A Day To Remember, and many others.
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Richardson was known for her speed and athleticism; she set numerous records for speed and endurance, which Ronald Clark notes "discomfited many male climbers". One of her guides commented, "She does not sleep, she doesn't eat and she walks like the devil." She was also known for wearing a skirt on all of her expeditions, even when her partner Paillon wore breeches.
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Originally the game had no name. It was only several years later that the term Perlagg emerged in the region around Salurn, where the devil was referred to as the Berlicche. Like the devil, the Perlagg can appear in any possible, suitable form of cards. In the game, the name Perlagg (plural: Perlaggen in German, Perlaggs in English) is applied to a card of a high rank.
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The Devil sighs and Elliot falls into the depths of Hell. He wakes up on a marble staircase, wondering if it is Heaven. The Devil tells him that a provision in the contract's fine print states that a selfless wish voids the contract. Elliot admits that despite her manipulation of him he has come to like the Devil and regards her as a friend.
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He spends countless hours playing with the ball, and when he talks to a woman whose son had lost the ball, and feels pressured to return it, the neighbors claim he appeared to look like the devil. He then eventually throws the ball out his window, and the ball transforms into the Sombrerón.Miguel Asturias, 2000, pp.35–38 Thus again, Asturias is showing that humans "are capable to breaking the ties that bind them to the undesirable".
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Yah-ta-hey () is a census-designated place (CDP) in McKinley County, New Mexico, United States. As of the 2000 census, the CDP population was 580. The English name for this place is an approximation of a Navajo greeting, though the actual Navajo name means "like the devil", in reference to J.B. Tanner, who operated the trading post located here; the same name is used for Aneth, Utah, where Tanner also worked.Linford, Laurance D. Navajo places: history, legend, landscape.
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The Staple of News was entered into the Stationers' Register in Feb. 1626, but was not published till five years later. Like The Devil is an Ass, The Staple of News was intended to be part of the second folio collection of Jonson's works that was being readied for publication in 1630, as a follow-up to the first collection in 1616. The project was abandoned, apparently because Jonson grew dissatisfied with the quality of the printing (done by John Beale).
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Often outspoken and erratic, Patterson was temporarily suspended from the Trail Blazers in the 2005–06 season for speaking harshly to coach Nate McMillan and refusing to return to a game, upset about his lack of playing time. Patterson later explained his outburst, saying he was frustrated and it was "like the devil hit me and told me to get it out". He also demanded that he get at least 25 minutes per game or be traded. In February 2006, Patterson was traded to the Denver Nuggets.
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In 1992, shortly after the 1992 Los Angeles riots, Jackson moved from Richmond to Los Angeles. In 1995, he collaborated with musician Bill Elm, who introduced Jackson to the band Friends of Dean Martinez. Jackson eventually acted as a fill-in for an absent guitar player before remaining with the band as a full member for some time. He also worked for McCabe's Guitar Shop for several years before becoming a session musician, working on the soundtracks of films like The Devil Wears Prada and Ocean's Twelve.
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Schoelcher speculates that his youthful devotion to the instrument explains the large number of pieces he composed for oboe. Marktkirche in Halle where Zachow and Handel performed as organists With respect to instruction in composition, in addition to having Handel apply himself to traditional fugue and cantus firmus work, Zachow, recognising Handel's precocious talents, systematically introduced Handel to the variety of styles and masterworks contained in his extensive library. He did this by requiring Handel to copy selected scores. "I used to write like the devil in those days", Handel recalled much later.
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There were different levels that meteors were classified by. Because of Peucer's belief that only God can actually go against nature, lesser powers, like the devil, were able to cause rare meteorological events. But, Peucer also recognized that it can be rather unclear to recognize in nature who is causing rare meteorological events as it could be God, the devil, angels, demons, or even just natural causes. It could These rare events were not technically against nature; they held more meaning than everyday normal weather, but were not placed on the same level as miracles.
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Miss Masque first appeared in Nedor Comics' Exciting Comics #51 (September 1946). She also appeared in America's Best Comics (not to be confused with the DC Comics imprint), Fighting Yank, and Black Terror; her final Golden Age appearance was America's Best Comics #31 (July 1949). According to Jess Nevins' Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes, "She takes on ordinary murderers, murderers who dress like the devil to do their dirty work, crooked fight promoters, the insane caretaker of an Egyptian museum, and so on." There was no writer or artist credited for Miss Masque's first appearance.
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Their owner can't have been much into baths because they smelled like something tepid from a canteen counter. Gust wrung them like the devil having a go at a set of wedding bells with all the grip he had, until the man was shrieking on the same D minor as the music. ‘It’s nothing personal,’ said Gust, ‘but I’m afraid you’re going to have to learn to fuck all over again.’ He wiped the blood off the man's prick down his face, then pulled the face towards him and drove his nose into his brain with his head.
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He joyfully tells his colleagues how he will go about his business: first, he will fake a few tears so that Barnavelt will give him some money, then he will cry like the devil as he folds up Barnavelt's clothes and affixes the blindfold. Then, just as Barnavelt is in the middle of a prayer, he will lop off his head. He encourages his friends to join him in a song to celebrate his luck. Act 5, Scene 3: The Hague: the scaffold, site of Barnavelt's execution As they wait for Barnavelt at the scaffold, a captain and soldiers discuss Barnavelt's situation.
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In about 1732, Robin, a youth, arrives by ferry in Boston seeking his kinsman, Major Molineux, an official in the British Colonial government, who has promised him work. However, no one in town tells him where the major is. A rich man threatens the youth with prison, and an innkeeper calls him a runaway bond- servant. At the inn, he meets a man with a face described as looking like the devil - two protrusions emanating from his forehead (like horns), eyes burning like 'fire in a cave'- who seems at the center of many evil things.
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Who wouldn't fight like the devil under a commander like that?" At the time of the battle, Colonel Sanborn was 62 years old. The 131st Regiment's victory at Gressaire Wood was a "decisive stroke in the Somme offensive." In a letter written to Bernard A. Eckhart, Colonel Sanborn wrote, "I am very proud of the record of the regiment in the offensive of August 9...and as a result twenty-two men in the regiment received decorations of various kinds and Great Britain has conferred upon me the D.S.O decoration, which I understand is the first that has been given any American in this war.
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He observed, When you are told a thing is impossible, that there are insuperable objections, then is the time to fight like the devil. His next appointment was Third Sea Lord, the naval officer with overall responsibility for provision of ships and equipment. He presided over the development of torpedo boat destroyers armed with quick- firing small-calibre guns (called destroyers at Fisher's suggestion). A suggestion for the boats was brought to the Admiralty in 1892 by Alfred Yarrow of shipbuilders Thornycroft and Yarrow, who reported that he had obtained plans of new torpedo boats being built by the French, and he could build a faster boat to defend against them.
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Willis then appointed Bruxner as Minister for Transport and Minister for Highways in his new government on 23 January. As the new Minister for Transport and Highways, Bruxner was the fourth Minister of that portfolio in a year and started amid speculation that he had been given the job to take the mess of transport, which was largely seen as a 'bad news' portfolio, away from the Liberal Party and offload it to the Country Party. Nevertheless, Bruxner took it in his stride, adopting his father's maxim that "We can't please everyone. Let us... go like the devil straight ahead." and oversaw the announcement of the Premier's Sydney Transport masterplan.
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Like The Devil Wears Prada, Everyone Worth Knowing is essentially a morality play in which an unglamorous young single woman is suddenly thrust into a glamorous New York industry and slowly starts to get comfortable in it, despite keeping herself at a distance, at the expense of her relationship with family and friends, only to decisively reject it and begin to get what she really needs. Unlike its predecessor, however, the novel depicts far more decadent behavior from its wealthy elite, including casual sex, the frequent use of various illegal drugs and women starving themselves to the point that they frequently pass out from sheer hunger.
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After the sermon was complete, he led the congregation out of the church, gave each worshipper a small American flag and proceeded to set light to the pages containing Isaiah 7:14. Hux informed the gathered press that he did not burn the Bible, but simply the "fraud" that the Isaiah pages represented. Hux would later go on to write a tract against the RSV entitled Modernism's Unholy Bible. Another pastor in the Southern United States burned a copy of the RSV with a blowlamp in his pulpit, saying that it was like the devil because it was hard to burn and sent the ashes as a protest to Weigle.
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Munn, mad for the want o' sleep and wat to the bane, swüre back at him; and than Goulay wadna let him near his wife! Ye mind what an awful day it was; the thunder roared as if the heavens were tumbling on the world, and the lichtnin sent the trees daudin on the roads, and folk hid below their beds an prayed-they thocht it was the judgment! But Gourlay rammed his black stepper in the shafts and drave like the devil o' Hell to Skeighan Drone, where there was a young doctor. The lad was feared to come, but Gourlay swore by God that he should, and he gaired him.
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"30th Anniversary" is a 3-CD box set by Spanish duo Baccara, released by Sony- BMG Germany on 31 August 2007. With a few minor omissions this fifty-track compilation comprises the entire recorded output of the original formation of the duo, Mayte Mateos and Maria Mendiola, made between the years 1977 and 1981 for the RCA-Victor label; their four studio albums Baccara (1977), Light My Fire (1978), Colours (1979), Bad Boys (1981), non-album tracks like "The Devil Sent You To Lorado", "Somewhere In Paradise", "Sleepy Time Toy", "Candido" as well as Spanish-, French- and German-language versions of some of their hits. 16 of the 50 tracks were previously unreleased on CD.
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In July 1940, Golikov was appointed head of Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), despite having no previous experience of intelligence gathering. Stalin evidently knew that he was ill-qualified: during the 18th party conference the following February, he said of Golikov "as an intelligence agent, he is inexperienced, naive: an intelligence agent ought to be like the devil, believing no one, not even himself." Five of Golikov's predecessors had been or were about to be shot; his immediate predecessor, Ivan Proskurov had been held responsible for the fiasco of the Finnish War, though it is more likely that he was sacked for being too outspoken about the poor state of preparedness of the Soviet military. Golikov therefore had a powerful incentive to tell Stalin only what he wanted to hear, and Stalin refused to believe that Hitler would break the non-aggression pact they had negotiated in 1939.
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