Sentence examples similar to hell of work from inspiring English sources
London's Cine Lumiere is showing Isabelle Czajka's Living On Love Alone, a tart tragicomedy about the hell of working life and the call of rebellion.
"That's one of the things we used to convince NASA we had a shot in hell of working," says Justin Kasper, AB'99.
It makes sense that our brains get one hell of a "work out" playing these games.
Discussing ideas that may or may not be crap; testing theoretical approaches for the hell of it; working away at your own research: it's my idea of heaven, though you need at least a PhD to be in with a shout of a job these days, and now tuition fees have been thoroughly commodified, you're likely to have to put yourself £50K in debt just to get to the starting line.
Frankly, it beats the hell out of working in a Starbucks for me as well".
Mr. X was the only visual effects house that worked on the film — maybe a necessity with The Shape of Water's relatively small, sub-$20 million budget, but Harrell said he "loved the hell" out of working on the film because it meant "not having a corporate infrastructure between you and the director".
Just this past year, I've enjoyed the hell out of working with Norm Lewis, Deborah Voigt and Well-Strung.
"It's a hell of a lot of work".
Sharing, it turns out, is often a hell of a lot of work.
