fire and brimstone

"We get enough fire and brimstone in church on Sunday."

At the college level, however, fire and brimstone can be effective.

That's probably about the most fire and brimstone that we'll hear from him.

If she'd had the choice, he was sure it would have been fire and brimstone rather than air.

Now, though, he was back to the fire and brimstone she'd gotten at their first meeting.

But he was painfully short of both fire and brimstone.

From behind her, another voice called out, "But it's the fire and brimstone that makes these things interesting."

I'm not expecting fire and brimstone, but I do expect another great war.

If this meant at the beginning threatening with fire and brimstone, so be it.

He turned his full attention back to forcing fire and brimstone into the tunnels.

I don't think of myself as a fire and brimstone preacher.

Tradition says it is made of (imported) fire and brimstone.

Theirs was not to be a match of fire and brimstone Wednesday.

It was a white, middle-aged coach who screamed fire and brimstone.

I saw a little light and after that there was fire and brimstone.

Austin would take the fire and brimstone of the Inferno any day.

"Weren't you the kind of preacher who called fire and brimstone down on everyone else in the world?"

"We know the clouds rain down fire and brimstone on anything that has right angles."

We're talking about punishing the wicked, raining down fire and brimstone.

What the church doesn't do with the youths, he said, is emphasize the fire and brimstone.

Constitutional history deserves a little more fire and brimstone.

"Although I always preferred mine with fire and brimstone."

Oh, I know, it's not like your infantile conception of fire and brimstone.

It was probably not much of a volcano during its days of fire and brimstone.

There was fire and brimstone and the promise of revolution.