Sentence examples for hell of a punch from inspiring English sources

"And when a man drops me, that's a hell of a punch.

The group's second rock opera may not have had quite the consistency of their first, Tommy, but it still packed one hell of a punch.

And the always excellent Ewen Leslie packs a hell of a punch, very skilfully navigating a terribly complex network of emotions.

This was perhaps the best show I've seen at this year's festival: not so dour that it couldn't make you guffaw, but heavy enough to pack one hell of a punch.

Four leaf clovers, I believe, but like Tyson or Pacquiao, their volume to width ratios belied a hell of a punch.

It's going to be a hell of a punch-up," said a senior source at the paper, who suggested the Sun had moved too early.

The love letter is something of a lost art these days, but it can still pack a hell of a romantic punch.

Wake in Fright packs a hell of an atmospheric punch – from editor Anthony Buckley's rapidcut montages to the colours of cinematographer Brian West, whose humid array of hues make an already hot-looking landscape feel unbearably unwelcoming.

With Creed, the seventh film in the Rocky franchise opening on Thanksgiving day, now is a better time than ever to revisit Sylvester Stallone's seminal boxing drama, which like the new film, packs a hell of an emotional punch.

Basically it's a delicious latte that packs a hell of good punch.

Given the current state of the world, we could certainly do with a hell of a lot more heroes who solve complex problems with innovation and ingenuity rather than by punching each other in the face.