Examples of 'met the devil' in a sentence
Meaning of "met the devil"
This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe a situation where someone has encountered a person or a situation that is extremely evil or harmful. It suggests that the person has been in a dangerous or damaging situation. For example, if someone says "I felt like I met the devil in that place", it means they had a really bad experience or encountered something very negative.
How to use "met the devil" in a sentence
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I met the devil during intermission.
We were not much older when we met the devil.
I just met the devil.
She ran off as if she would met the Devil.
He met the devil.
It was like he had met the devil.
She had met the devil and made a deal with him in exchange for her life.
He knows he met the devil.
I met the Devil last night.
You said you met the Devil.
Now, Jack met the devil with a pot on his back.
And I have never met the devil.
Everywhere when He met the devil He never even used His power to defeat him.
The legend is he went to the crossroads, he met the devil there.
I was in a theater . I met the devil during intermission.
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I dreamed that in a golden coach, I met the devil.
I met the devil in person!
I think I just met the devil.
I met the devil in my dream . In a gold, huge coach.
You remember? You said you met the Devil.
A year went by, and Jack met the Devil again, this time in an orchard.
One evening in a bar, he met the devil.
Where they met the Devil face-to-face and swore to kill her.
About a year later, I met the Devil himself.
Once, I met the devil hitch-hiking.
Well, we just met the Devil.
Have you met the Devil King?
Oh? He met the devil.
