Sentence examples for hell of a well from inspiring English sources

Christopher Lee had one hell of a well lived life.

One technician, amazed at the power of the oil gushing from its depths, called it "one hell of a well".

"For us to put the money in, there needs to be a hell of a good reward as well.

My favourite tweet read something like: "Skippy, Madge Bishop, Hugh Jackman, the barman in the pub, your boys took a hell of a beating!" Well done to the Scotland team, it's great to be part of history.

Needless to say, Hacksaw Ridge is a hell of a ride: very well directed, with a sense of pain practically weeping from its pores.

She's got one hell of a voice as well, displayed best on the slow burners and ballads such as 'Adore You' and 'Wrecking Ball' but just as impressive growling through the country inflections of '4x4' or the funky, hollery 'On My Own' or covers of Arctic Monkeys' Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High' and Dolly Parton's 'Jolene' (with added C-word) among others.

Lauper has had two #1 hits so far (and is a hell of an actor, as well) and both are standards: "Time After Time" in 1984 and "True Colors," the first song from her second album.

Cocaine is a hell of a drug". That's... well, that's just freaky.

It's a pleasant after-dinner drink chilled, and it makes for a hell of a boozy milkshake as well.

Whether it takes 10 years or 20 years (it certainly won't be more than that), it is only those countries that have successfully decoupled the pursuit of prosperity from carbon-intensive economic growth that have a hope in hell of living well.

David is one hell of a guy, but the well-being of the Flashmakers occasionally inspired a flash of ruthlessness that rivaled that of his hardball counterpart, the Yanks' George Steinbrenner.