Examples of 'devil finds' in a sentence
Meaning of "devil finds"
devil finds: Refers to a metaphorical expression suggesting that evil or misfortune has located or discovered something or someone, often implying a negative outcome or consequence
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devil finds
Devil finds work for idle hands.
Vice is where the devil finds his darlings.
The devil finds this an agreeable arrangement.
I do hope that the poor devil finds his way.
The devil finds wοrk fοr idle hands.
At least an hour before the devil finds out he 's dead.
But the devil finds work for idle hands.
It then becomes a matter of course that " the devil finds work for idle hands . ".
The saying that the Devil finds mischief for idle hands is true enough.
The devil finds out he's dead… at least an hour before.
Idleness tires, the devil finds work for idle hands.
The devil finds work for idle hands. What could he do?
For as they say, the devil finds work for idle hands.
The Devil finds work for idle hands to do . Yes, sir.
You know what they say… the devil finds workfor idle hands.
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When the devil finds a good man or a good child, he runs away.
You know what they say - the devil finds work for idle hands.
The devil finds work for idle hands, Malva.
Know how the Devil finds peace?
Know how the Devil finds peace? Has it rumored he does not exist.
Come on, come on, come on . But the devil finds work for idle hands.
If the devil finds a man idle, he'll set him to work.
Or else the devil finds a foothold.
When the devil finds a good man, or a good child, he goes his own way.
Sometimes work well, “ The devil finds work for idle hands . ”.
And the load is where the devil finds his fists. I can not bear sin.
