Sentence examples for hell of a lovely from inspiring English sources

It's one hell of a lovely 1800s English rhyme based on a French form loved by W. H. Auden, Theodore Roethke, Sylvia Plath, Robert Frost and Elizabeth Bishop.

Poor Clijsters, who's a lovely girl incidentally, is getting one hell of a beating.

Pale, stooped men, clutching the bannister, or rolling along in wheelchairs, called out his name ("That sounds a hell of a lot like John Sexton!" or "Oh, my goodness, John, how lovely!") as he walked down the hall.

"Love is a hell of a medicine".

"He has a hell of a drive about him, he believes in himself, he's aggressive, strong, a competitor and a lovely lad".

A lovely performance of a lovely piece.

"What a waste of a lovely life," she said.

Nothing about jail is lovely, but if my pubes are clean-shaven I feel a hell of a lot fresher.

Hell of a player.

A hell of a ride.

A hell of a lot.