She also found herself "profoundly moved" by the script, hooked by Mr. Katims's depiction of the everyman dad played by Steve Martin in the film.
First, let's acknowledge that many heroin addicts begin by getting hooked on prescription painkillers, which are legal, federally regulated, and prescribed by a doctor.
By getting hooked into the myriad tiny twists which result in each character's eventual action, the listener could be helped to begin that slow journey back to the kind of democratic discourse which will prove essential when Syria is rebuilt.
Nevertheless, the flexural toughness of UHPFRC is dominated by the hooked steel fibres.
Affected calves were all characterized by arthrogryposis (hooked joints) of the four limbs, severe scoliosis (curved spine), and a stocky head with macroglossy and impaired tooth eruption.
This study aims to investigate the feasibility of eliminating the minimum shear reinforcement in reinforced sustainable high-strength concrete (HSC) beams by incorporating 0.75% (by volume) of hooked steel fibers.
But by then I was hooked anyway, by the mischief in John Morton's script and the beautifully nuanced performances of, in particular, Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes.
It is, in fact, two films in one, expertly merged and moulded by one of America's few directors still not totally hooked by the box-office game.
But if you are a parent, would you want your children's food and beverage choices determined by manufacturers whose primary goal is to make money by getting them hooked on products of questionable nutritional value?
Terns may be killed or injured by collisions with trawl warps, trapped in trawls or discarded gear, or hooked by longline fishing, but, unlike albatrosses and petrels, there is little evidence that overall numbers are significantly affected.
