I see burning bodies, the smoke of hellish fires cover the sky.

They all fell apart in the hellish fire.

Cold blue eyes in which lurked the wild gleam of insanity, hellish fires of crazed destruction and bloodshed.

It was here that the Whateleys used to build their hellish fires and chant their hellish rituals by the table-like stone on May Eve and Hallowmass.

They seemed so small that it was difficult to imagine their hellish fire threatening anything so placid and serene as the Hudson River Valley.

Legend has it that she was a cruel woman and that her tormented screams can still be heard from the hellish fires whenever Piton de la Fournaise is erupting.

The thick white veil of the snow broke to reveal the distant glass city, black and glimmering as if heated by hellish fires.

Something passed by his helmeted head and exploded behind him, searing the very sands with a flash of hellish fire.

Night settled around him, but it was a night illuminated by hellish fires.

Had his eyes truly burned with that hellish fire, or had it been her imagination?