Sentence examples for easily hook from inspiring English sources

In the past, wired travelers faced stiff challenges in finding places to easily hook up while on the road.

It will, he said, allow homeowners to easily hook up a network-capable plasma television set and show movies downloaded on their home computers.

Instead, Blomfield wants the end stage of Monzo to be the hub for a 21st century "portfolio bank", letting customers easily hook in, say, FX transactions from TransferWise, online investment from Nutmeg, and loans from FundingCircle.

Covad, the largest independent broadband services company, has often complained of the reluctance of the regional Bell companies to allow it to easily hook up customers using their networks.

The free tuition sessions mean parents finding themselves in the same situation can easily hook up with a group if being out on the slopes alone does not appeal.

During this maneuver the steel edge of a snowboard could easily hook into the handrail, researches worked out.

If Minecraft were a little more friendly, free to play, a little prettier and a little more easily hooked into social networks maybe that would be it.

Wallflower is a device that easily hooks into most electric stoves, between the outlet and the stove itself, to notify users if there is risk of a fire.

He aims to achieve this audacious feat by solving one of the most glaring and annoying problems for cell customers: the alphabet soup of incompatible standards that hinders a multitude of networks from easily hooking up with one another.

The camera works in the dark, can be easily hooked up to a Wi-Fi network, and its feed is remotely accessible using your Amazon account — which, like other camera makers, can be secured with two-factor authentication.

It also has a hole in it so it can be easily hooked onto a keychain or even a pet's collar — vs the larger, thinner Protag, which looks like it's been designed to be slotted into a wallet, much like a credit card, or tucked into a bag pocket.