Sentence examples for hook looks from inspiring English sources
A knook hook looks like a standard crochet hook, but there should be an eye on the side opposite the hooked end.
BROADWAY at Market Street in Red Hook looks like a poster for Main Street, U.S.A. Actually it is on a poster -- framed and on display in Billie's Family Restaurant a few steps away.
That left hook looks like it would leave a mark.
The fore limbs, say, curving round with a hook, look like a pruning knife.
Adam'n'Eve (believe); apples'n'pears (stairs); Barnet fair (hair); Jack the Ripper (kipper); butcher's hook (look); dog'n'bone (phone).
"We were getting a lot of good press and our shows were doing well, but really the idea of getting a single to radio was still a bit of a challenge, and once you have this great hook – Look! Prince wrote them a song!
Most encouraging in terms of lost beach gear was the presentation of Daria E. Merwin, a doctoral candidate at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, who will help run an underwater field school this summer at Sandy Hook, looking for prehistoric Indian sites.
We're caught up in the mysterious symphony of life: listening for the hook, looking for the melodious phrases that might somehow bring meaning to the dissonance and the blue notes of our lives.
Was he really looking for love or was he looking for fame or looking to just hook up or looking to fight a well established system?
Clumps of fine blond thread cascaded down from hooks, looking like Lady Godiva wigs.
Chad Hooks looked anything but menacing at the defendant's table, dressed in Izod and Polo, the spit mask gone.
