Sentence examples for hell of a chance from inspiring English sources

"He really took one hell of a chance".

Earlier in the tournament, Ellis quipped that if USA never concede, they "have a hell of a chance" to win.

"A hell of a chance Liat and I would have in one of those little gray stone-and-timber houses on the Main Line, Cablee later tells Nellie.

That was godawful ball control, a hell of a chance thrown away, a small blot on a very impressive performance by the European champions.

"I really want to be part of something special here in the next eight games and I know, with the group of lads we've got, there's a hell of a chance to stay in the Premier League".

"Anyone who even thinks about going online to share an image, to view an image, to arrange access to a child or to share live access to a child is now taking a hell of a chance," Mr. Gamble said.

You can't trust his putter, of course, but that's one hell of a birdie chance.

"We stand a hell of a lot better chance having someone respond to an armed gunman who has a firearm," Steube said.

"I thought we played reasonably well in large periods of the game and created a hell of a lot of chances and we could have killed off the game earlier," said goalscorer Gleghorne.

And, hey, it is also a hell of a lot fun to have a chance to teach and hopefully inspire a team of talented young people who we will be deploying to many corners of Burma to report on a country that lies at a crossroads in its own history.

I didn't literally give her a thumbs-up, but I must have been wearing one hell of a grin; this was our chance to change things.