Sentence examples for a hell of a view from inspiring English sources
"I've got a hell of a view, and this is the first time I've been bothered since '93".
"It looks like an airplane bathroom, except there's a hell of a view," said John McGuirk, the co-pilot, looking out through an oversized porthole.
"I'm returning this to you instead of popping it into a mailbox--remembering how I lost one once that I had decided not to mail It arrived at its destination and caused a hell of a mess View Article By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy.
"I'm returning this to you instead of popping it into a mailbox--remembering how I lost one once that I had decided not to mail It arrived at its destination and caused a hell of a mess View Article By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino.
A family living in a rural Scottish village is looking for a full-time nanny, and they're offering a hell of a package sweeping views of the countryside; a private bed, bath, and kitchen; 28 vacation days; and a £50,000 ($64,000) salary.
Lansman is a hell of a talker, and we tumble through his views of Blair ("To all intents and purposes, a Tory… it was a very, very bleak period"), Brown ("A real Labour movement figure") and Ed Miliband ("I was optimistic about Ed. He opened up debate").
Alan Shearer's view: "Gotze had a hell of a lot to do when the ball came to him.
Field-of-view (FoV) matters a hell of a lot more on augmented reality devices than it does on VR headsets.
This achievement should be viewed in light of a deeper understanding, which is to say that there was a hell of a lot behind that wiggling bottom.
