Sentence examples for like a heck from inspiring English sources

We'll drive that car in a few weeks and let you know if we think it's worth the extra $4,000-$4,000-$5,000thisis point it seems like a heck of a premium just to get the three-pointed star on the hood.

WebOS is more than just a bunch of cards on a screen but, given the Linux underpinnings, it seems like a heck of a price to pay for what amounts to an open source kernel.

Sounds like a heck of a double bill.

If you're anything like me, a heck of a lot.

Coles was running like his rib was made of titanium and looked like was having a heck of a time.

"I don't think it's very common coming into rowing that fast and because I'm so new to the sport I still feel like I have a heck of a lot of improvements to make before 2012.

Where we draft, we don't get opportunities for guys like Andrew, who's a heck of an athlete and has an incredible arm.

J Mays, Ford's group vice president for design, has described the '49 model as the epitome of traits the Ford brand should stand for, like honesty, simplicity and a heck of a value.

General Motors ' product czar and Detroit's biggest celebrity, Bob Lutz Bob Lutz, made continual jokes about keeping "your eye on the Ion," but there was an underlying point to the jest: This car features the new small-car architecture of future GMs, meaning that many cars, like the Pontiac Sunfire, should get a heck of lot better once they sit on this chassis.

The trouble is that undoing trade's effects on areas like western Pennsylvania would be a heck of a lot more difficult than Trump makes it sound.

And in that year we wrote a screenplay together and got paid, and he was like, "The heck with the State Department; this looks like more fun".