Sentence examples for make a heck from inspiring English sources

"I don't know, he's liable to make a heck of an outfielder," Torre said.

And when buyers pore over catalog descriptions rather than gaze at the pictures to which these relate, such glamorizing exposure can make a heck of a difference.

I know, it's only April, but if New York look like stumbling to their first losing record since 1992, it would make a heck of a lot of sense.

The academic and land reformist Alastair McIntosh said: "Landowners have woken up to the fact they can make a heck of lot of money at the expense of those who have lived there for generations.

"They explode about three feet above the ground, and as you would expect, they make a heck of a bang when they go off," Gen. Peter Pace, the deputy chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said this week, describing the daisy cutter.

Business Week has a long story on the phones, which I must say make a heck of a lot more sense than Presto, the company that makes special printers for old people.

"The kid made a heck of a play".

"He made a heck of a move," Coach Erik Spoelstra said.

"Luckily, he made a heck of a play".

"We made a heck of a run at it.

"I could have stayed with Donner and made a heck of a lot of money.