Sentence examples for look a heck from inspiring English sources

When lines are drawn in the sand, and the first shots have been fired, the common ground can look a heck of a lot like the front lines.

If this result came from another pollster, it might merit headline treatment, since the electoral map would look a heck of a lot different if Pennsylvania is really this close.

If you jacked up a Civic to that height, it would look a heck of a lot more imposing, but would still have no more passenger room than it presently does.

That might be true, but it does a lot of things that make it look a heck of a lot like a taxi service — it does background checks and screens drivers before adding them to the system.

He Photosly hung up when asked if he ever went by the name of "Thomas Jones".

It just looks a heck of a lot better.

In one respect, he was lucky: he looked a heck of a lot better than his medical chart.

The 9-3 Vector -- a high-performance version of Saab's new compact sport sedan -- envisions a world that looks a heck of a lot like downtown Los Angeles.

In the audience, I saw Bryan Curtis of Play, the Times' sports magazine; Gabe Sherman, a contributing editor at New York; and a guy who, at the very least, looked a heck of a lot like Mark Halperin.

In theory, this is cash distributed to get-out-the-vote volunteers for meals and travel expenses, but it's typically filtered through local Democratic leaders or organizations, and it looks a heck of a lot like a payoff for support.

It won't be long before Salesforce.com looks a heck of a lot more like Cisco's Quad than it does now.