Sentence examples for the heck that from inspiring English sources

But we don't need another Bob John Ray, Billy Bob Ray, whoever the heck that was".

He demanded a bed 'fit for a Trump,' but I had no idea what the heck that meant.

Do any of the copywriters who crafted the ads for the Crest Pro-Health Clinical Line of oral-care products sold by Procter & Gamble realize that the way they punctuated the headlines, which read "Take a hike plaque, and don't hurry back," suggests that consumers ought to get their hands on a "hike plaque," whatever the heck that might be?

Jaron Lanier, the computer scientist most closely associated with the idea, was bouncing from one important position to another, developing virtual worlds with head mounted displays and, later, heading up the National Tele-immersion initiative, "a coalition of research universities studying advanced applications for Internet 2," whatever the heck that was.

My research revealed no fireworks of the kind Mahler found in investigating Billy Martin's life, but what the heck, that's Yogi.

Gurus urge investors to always buy the "best in class" (whatever the heck that means).

Heck, that's the premise.

But, heck, that's the cost of losing.

In a vacuum, you'd say, "How the heck could that person let that happen or take that position?" In practice, I'm finding it easier to understand.

How the heck is that possible considering that the average woman uses a tampon approximately 11,000 times in her life.

Yep, sure could use that good ol'.... Now where the heck did that go?