Sentence examples for hell of a kick from inspiring English sources

These are just hot, smoky spices rather than meat dust, and it has one hell of a kick.

If, like me, you're a sucker for the Wyatt Earp legend, you get a hell of a kick knowing that you're sleeping on the spot where he and his brothers used to get together of an evening.

I wouldn't like to say which one of them is the better but I know that Ruby gets a hell of a kick out of beating McCoy and loves competing against him.

"It was a hell of a kick last week and I was really pleased for him.

Their new album "Burials" can be somber, but the songs pack a hell of a kick onstage.

The former app saw one hell of a kick-off, tagging up to 400 million photos in its first month.

It's a hell of a tough kick for a left-footed kicker.

"Giggs has got swept up in the superinjunction battle and he's got a hell of a lot more of a kicking than he would have normally," Clifford said.

But when you boil it all down, they depend a hell of a lot on their kick-chase – albeit it a Rolls-Royce version, with the half-backs Jonny Sexton and Conor Murray in the front seats.

They should kick up a hell of a fuss if they aren't.

The lower abdominals are a problem area for a lot of people out there, and butterfly kicks do a hell of a job working out that area.