Hellhole used in a sentence

Hellhole in a sentence as a noun

HE's FMT2 is a hellhole of a "data center" if ever there was one.

I did not last there very long in this environment, I am never going back to that hellhole.

When you declare that other people live in a hellhole and start killing them for their freedom, there's a term for that: invasion.

Had it happened in China or some godforsaken African hellhole, we wouldn't hear the end of it.

"Our initial hypothesis was that life on Haight Street would be a grim, Dickensian hellhole.

It includes the 400sqft hellhole in San Jose that I paid $1,200/mo for in 2000 and the 400sqft studio and 585 sqft 1bdrm in Portland, and the 1,000sqft 2 bdrm in Denver.

20 more years of decay in Detroit and it will be another viable 3rd-world manfacturing hellhole.

Unless you are an entrepeneur living in some hellhole african country, in that case, respect to you, bold african entrepeneur.

How did you get from "less or no prosecution of drug crimes" to "the police will stop enforcing law entirely, turning the inner city into a Plisskenian hellhole"?

Everyone then gets terribly confused when such a person bumps into a European who never noticed that the health care system they used all their life is actually a communist hellhole.

Seems not long ago it was a hellhole representing everything wrong about the modern tech industry - now it's perfectly fine?If so, good job by Tim Cook to pressure them into greatness in worker treatment.

Why not leave them in those circumstances and instead allow visitation of the parents until they can quash their demons and secure a job instead of holding up the "family must be together" mantra and having them live in this hellhole?

In the case of asylum seekers, they go from being 'asylum seekers' to 'boat people' because the thought of turning away people fleeing some war-torn hellhole to find a better life is harder than turning away a few people who decide one day to hop on a boat to 'jump the queue'.