Sentence examples for a hell of a year from inspiring English sources

You've had a hell of a year.

It has been a hell of a year for Iran.

In 1965, America's big companies had a hell of a year.

This is going to be a "hell of a year," she thought.

By James Surowiecki In 1965, America's big companies had a hell of a year.

Everyone says this sort of thing about "their" year, but 1987 really was a hell of a year, right?

"It's been a hell of a two years since I sat here as a winner," McDowell said.

Nelson Mandela lived a hell of a 95 years... Viva Mandela! "It is never my custom to use words lightly.

Subtract the age I am from the age at which I'm likely to die and it seems like a hell of a lot of years".

"Over all, we had a hell of a season, hell of a year," Anthony said, adding, "To get to this point right now, where we had a chance to get to a conference finals, we'll take that".

Red Rose can bloom further "If England can run the ABs that close now, they could be a hell of a side in two years' time," one seasoned New Zealand observer said.