Sentence examples for oh heck from inspiring English sources

"Model Behavior" has its small charms (it's great fun when Janine talks back to Alex's teacher) and is sure to be watched by its young target audience, but it's riddled with unimaginative, trite elements that smell suspiciously of an "oh, heck, it's good enough for kids, they won't know any better" approach.

Oh, heck, how about another.

"Oh, heck if somebody had asked me I would have said yes in a flash.

Oh, heck, why not quote myself one more time: The Obama inner circle believes the president doesn't need Hillary to win a second term.

Ellis, who was born in the UK but began her footballing education after moving Stateside aged 15, told the BBC: "Oh heck yeah, I'll take this one any day!

I remember thinking 'Oh heck, I'd better pay attention here.'" He followed this up with John Whiting's bleak and pessimistic Saint's Day, which was reviewed in the Daily Telegraph: "Excellently handled by Peter Hall," the cast "play together like a team".

"Oh no, heck no, you can say that, although you still got five games to win," Bowman told him.

She's going to start remembering, and then what happens? A. Oh, all heck breaks loose.

Um, excuse me, I meant to say "PR" or "framing" or... oh, the heck with it -- call it what it is: spin.

As for Democratic contender Hillary Clinton? "Oh my gosh, heck no," she said.

Oh, what the heck: fling it anyway.