Sentence examples for hock all from inspiring English sources

And without the Kim Kardashian brand they could never hock all those cheap handbags, skinny tea, and boring iPhone games.

Zuckerberg and his staff work, often in all-night coding parties, to hock all that valuable consumer data to ravenous advertisers.

Not much more is known about Florence really, except that she died a month after the Carnegie Hall debut, which she hocked all her furniture to finance.

Wipe clean the pot, add the hocks and all the braising ingredients, cover with water (you'll need about two and a half litres for two hocks) and bring to a boil.

I love beans — lima beans, great northern beans with ham hocks, all of them.

He lost his apartment, hocked all his belongings and was living in his truck.

The narrow lanes of the medina, notably Rue d'Angleterre, burst with small stalls hocking all manner of handmade goods.

In addition to Salome of the Tenements (1925), now lost, Levien wrote the story and scenario for the extant film The Princess from Hoboken (1927) and the lost A Harp in Hock (1927), all three of which deal with Jewish immigrant life.

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"There are many who believe that – as a journalist – I'm also guilty before I've broadcast a word: guilty of being in hock to the all-powerful Jewish lobby, guilty of being in thrall to the Palestinian culture of victimhood, guilty of stirring overheated controversy out of every spit and whistle in this corner of western Asia".

After slaughter, all elbow and hock joints of all legs, including joints from condemned limbs, were collected unopened.