Sentence examples for hell of a role from inspiring English sources
Brooke is a hell of a role.
And it's a hell of a role, so inconstant, so changeable.
Harold is one hell of a role, and Hoffman, as bearded as a prophet, does not hesitate to grab it.
Jenny, in Jon Amiel's "Creation," is certainly a hell of a role, beginning with an action sequence in the nude, switching to a flirtation scene — in which Jenny wears bloomers and a knitted top — with an ardent admirer, and closing with her demise, filmed in unremitting sorrow.
Kenneth Lonergan's drama gives Elaine May a hell of a challenging role, and Jez Butterworth's play sketches a harsh day for an Irish family during the Troubles.
She also wanted to explore new roles and concluded that "it's been one hell of a ride for Miss McQueen and an inspirational one for me".
Hell actually doesn't play much of a role in Christian thinking for a millennium.
Middlesbrough-born BBC Breakfast presenter Steph McGovern said she had only "just now" made it to a six-figure salary while "posher" colleagues do similar roles for "a hell of a lot more".
"It has been a hell of a lot of work," said Mr. McMullen of his new role as teacher.
