Sentence examples for hell of a play from inspiring English sources

"Dubie made a hell of a play".

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.

He should have wrapped it up at the end, with two shots in hand but, as golf can do to the steeliest resolve, his grip on the championship slipped and he was consigned to the further hell of a play-off with his good friend, Chad Campbell, and Cabrera.

In the interview room, a subdued Anthony graciously gave credit where it was due, calling Hibbert's block "a hell of a defensive play" and the Pacers a "hell of a defensive team".

"There is no question it will be one hell of a challenge; playing in the southern hemisphere is one of rugby's hardest challenges.

In 2012, GamesRadar stated that despite Dante's multiple characterizations "he's a guy who you'll always have a hell of a time playing with".

- For our Good cop of the Week, we'll go with Suffolk County, New York, police officer Christopher Germano, who did a hell of a job playing firefighter.

"It means a hell of a lot to play for Wolverhampton, and I'm sure when I finish it will mean even more," he says.

Blackburn boss Gary Bowyer: "I've been saying all along, we've got a hell of a lot to play for still.

I think he will come back stronger this time and, with Arsenal top of the table and Euro 2016 on the horizon, he has got a hell of a lot to play for.

"It's a hell of a game to play.