Sentence examples for hell of a battle from inspiring English sources

And it's a hell of a battle".

Kings Coach Darryl Sutter said: "I thought it was a hell of a battle.

"That would probably set the stage for a hell of a battle," he said.

"Look, we've got a hell of a battle on our hands here, but stranger things have happened in sport," Spithill said.

Mr. Stewart told Mr. Christie that if he did so, "You and Hillary are going to have a hell of a battle in 2016".

The Kiwi captain, Simon Mannering, said: "Every time we play Australia it's a hell of a battle and they test you throughout the game.

Those opportunities were squandered but the predictable third goal arrived two minutes from time when Charlie Daniels released King and the substitute sprinted clear before slipping the ball past Fabianski, wrapping up three points for Bournemouth and leaving Swansea with one hell of a survival battle on their hands.

They have a hell of an uphill battle.

Kiwi teacher Evie Aitcheson spoke of her seven years of "medicated hell", following a battle with post-traumatic stress disorder.

But going from zip to 231,000, folks, is a hell of a play". New York Newsday, which battled for circulation with only limited success, had said it was selling 231,000 copies a day last month, which represented the first significant gain after a sharp slide began in 1993.

An intermittently volcanic region up on a high-altitude plane meets an ice age-driven dry climate, and boom – you've got one hell of a locale for an epic battle.