Sentence examples for hook idea from inspiring English sources
"I sort of get the hook idea, at least in principle.
"Let's bring in the neurobiologists, hook their ideas to Moore's Law and have fun!" Visit Rich Karlgaard's home page at www.forbes.com/karlgaard.
The idea? Hook the reader, and show "what murdered the boy I was".
At last, Stuart pressed his biographer to scrap a pedantic first draft and start over, this time telling the tale "backwards". The idea? Hook the reader, and show "what murdered the boy I was". Masters, the English-educated journalist son of the American writers Joan Brady and Dexter Masters, wisely took this editorial advice.
The 140,000-word novel, published in Russia in 1999, takes as its hook the idea that Tolkien's own text is the romantic legend of the winning party in the War of the Rings, and that a closer examination of it as a historical document reveals an alternate version of the story.
There are "thought leaders" in many different categories and it can be a good idea to hook up with them – some of the fashion bloggers have a phenomenal following.
You'll instantly be tagged as the lab expert, and you'll probably be hooked on the idea of fishing around for ideas.
And that is not to mention the less than popular idea of increasing immigration by amnesty; or ask if Lib Dem MPs (other than Vince Cable) are really hooked on the idea of not just cutting the annual deficit, but reducing the debt itself.
So when I heard about the UK-wide network of Chatterbooks children's reading groups I was instantly hooked on the idea.
