Sentence examples for make a hell of himself from inspiring English sources
Though "Hell is other people" is the maxim he's left the world, the potential of the individual to make a hell of himself is a more accurate summation of his legacy.
"I'd make a hell of a vice president".
That penny off the price of a pint would make a hell of a difference.
"We're going to make a hell of an effort this year.
Sassaman would probably make a hell of a C.E.O. in private industry.
And ignorance backed by military spending that approaches a trillion dollars a year can make a hell of a mess.
At the moment we can only speculate, but a few millimetres of mercury could make a hell of a difference," he told The Independent.
I tell you what, that sure does make a hell of a lot of sense, doesn't it?
It did make a hell of a noise, and we listened to the reverberations in the silence of the night.
It gets good sunlight, and it occurs to me it would make a hell of a bean field.
Being knowing is not an artist's highest gift, but it can make a hell of a lot of difference in a movie.
