heck of a in English

hell of a, remarkable, special, extraordinary (Slang)

Use "heck of a" in a sentence

1. It was a heck of a story.

2. That was a heck of a run.

3. It cost a heck of a lot of money.

4. They do a heck of a job in there.

5. They're spending a heck of a lot of money.

6. We had to wait a heck of a long time!

7. There was a heck of a crowd on the piste.

8. It's a heck of a long way to the nearest shop from here.

9. Its average valence electron energy is 2 electron volts, which is a heck of a lot less than

10. There are a lot of jobs a Northwestern grad could get that pay a heck of a lot more than this.

11. Big deal, right? If only life were that simple—unfortunately, there’s a whole heck of a lot more that goes into Autopilots and how they work.

12. He's also a heck of a Quidditch player and a good enough wizard (outside the academic environment, at least) that he can even discomfit the unshakeable Dolores Umbridge.

13. “We are still moving towards a recovery from the pandemic, just a heck of a lot Bumpier than anyone had expected,” said Stephen Innes of Axi in a report

14. It doesn't surprise me that in this climate, many of our institutions for the provision of health care start to look a heck of a lot like Jiffy Lube.

15. 749 reviews of Catania "The creators of the Wisknladle and Prepkitchen have a heck of a gem here with this new Italian Coastal eatery Catania, named after a beautiful Italian city on the east coast of Sicily facing the Ionian Sea

16. Barkeeps Eatery and Taps’ Bulgogi Beef Burger is one heck of a good burger, with a fresh, locally-sourced, marinated patty about 11/2 inches thick and flame-broiled to juicy perfection, topped with creamy reaper sauce and cheddar or ghost pepper cheese on a delicious jalapeño sourdough bun, with a lovely arrangement of fresh shredded iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, purple onion …