Sentence examples for helping to hook from inspiring English sources

Mr Gross, 65, was accused of helping to hook people up to the internet illegally on the communist island.

Putting a tail hook on a fly is a bit of a bother, but it helps to hook fish that are striking short.

As firefighters arrived, a group of 30 residents helped to hook up hoses and were battling the blaze themselves.

"The United Nations Mission in Liberia has provided helicopters for transporting vaccines and has helped to hook up generators to ensure the vaccines stay cold.

It may help to hook your fingers together if you are just beginning to learn the skill.

Wearing a necklace that will draw his attention to your neck can help to hook a man's attention.

To be sure, education content is more appealing when packaged into a flashy app, so software companies are undoubtedly helping teachers to hook kids into learning.

This year's gathering included such innovations as the Optee, a device that loads balls on the tee at a driving range, saving you from bending over; the Polara ball, a "self-correcting" ball that its makers say reduces sidespin, helping to correct a hook or slice; and a device called the Explanar Golf Training System, which drills students in the "optimum biomechanical swing plane".

She opposes same-sex marriage, and has signed an anti-tax pledge that will let the richest taxpayers off the hook from helping to reduce the deficit.

Second only to Zara-owner Inditex in sales, the company is also on the hook for helping to create a consumer culture that treats clothing like food that's about to expire.

These mini rubber bands are hooked around your braces, helping to align your braces and jaw in a certain way.