Sentence examples for picked a hell from inspiring English sources
Joe: Well you picked a hell of a time to drop this on me.
"Picked a hell of a week to move to the US," he added.
"She picked a bunch of hells to sell by the dell" might have been a child's pretty ditty.
And because mega-fights are so hyped, the personalities so intensely dissected, the emotional charge that comes from picking a side and rooting like hell against the opponent can be euphoric.
If we have a culture, it's so fragmented that anyone clearheaded enough to pick a life and just live the hell out of it deserves admiration.
For the non-initiated this is the show that lets you experience all the hell of a dinner party without having to pick a designated driver.
In 1961, to pick a watch for the fledgling Mercury astronaut corps, NASA bought a handful of chronographs and put them through hell.
When tackling, pick a side to tackle, your head shouldn't make contact with the center of his chest, this will hurt like hell and is illegal.
Sure, sometimes it's fun to ask people to consider how they'd like to be maimed, to relive drug-induced hell-trips or to pick an animal to batter out of existence with a brick.
That would be an attacking move by Australia, but whoever they pick they need to bowl a hell of a lot better than they've managed so far.
