Sentence examples for designed to hook from inspiring English sources

Researchers will inject an antibody designed to hook up to certain infection-fighting white blood cells.

The antibodies would be designed to hook onto only cancerous cells and then kill them with attached poison or radioactive elements.

In the twenties, Oliver Sacks writes in "Musicophilia," Slonimsky began creating musical patterns designed to "hook the mind and force it to mimicry and repetition".

The most common type of covering for a small house roof in England and parts of France is flat tile designed to hook over roof battens or boards.

Buy now 5. Eddington's Egg Poacher: £9.35, amazon.co.uk This retro-looking egg poacher is designed to hook onto the side of the pan.

What's really odd is that there are lines in the novel which seem almost designed to hook you to a stop like an aircraft carrier arrestor wire.

Attach the top to the base by using "S" hooks designed to hold the table to the skirt.

"What TV is designed to do is hook you as you're surfing through it.

The site, PlateMatch.com, is a service designed to help drivers hook up with one another by using their car license plates as a method of introduction, no honking or waving required.

A season bifurcated by a finale and a premiere requires two sets of climaxes, and subsequently two episodes designed specifically to hook the audience.

The smartphone and tablet app seems especially designed to get children hooked on Amazon, or at least much more familiar with the brand.