Sentence examples for hook space from inspiring English sources

The reimagining of the Hook space is an exciting challenge for Umbel, who still grimaces at the memory of the fire that destroyed his celebrated eatery, once headed by sustainability advocate Barton Seaver.

RISD graduates Matt Ross and Eric Finkelstein own Court Street Grocers, and were putting the final touches on a Red Hook space, meant to be a commissary for CSG, catering projects and also maybe a hoagie shop when the hurricane blew in.

He set it there the day before; 1,200 feet of longline anchored and buoyed on each end, with 50 silver-dollar-sized hooks spaced along its length, each baited with a whole alewife.

You can attach hooks spaced around ten inches apart, as well as adding a cork or floating marker for depth.

The Red Hook Initiative space was designed in a collaborative process, by and for the community.

Rhys Webb made that task easier by sending out a pass that sent Hook into space and the Perpignan player did the rest on a mazy 35-metre run before converting.

Over the course of five days, the Red Hook art space at Pioneer Works teamed up with Google's Made with Code initiative to ignite the minds of 10 young women from the tri-state area.

And to see why so many get hooked on space in the first place, take a peek at NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day.

There are others in the hook-up space , such as the delicately-named Bang With Friends  - although it had to change its name to Down -  that all utilise two relatively recent technological developments: location awareness - so an app knows where you are - and social networking data - algorithms that can be crunched to offer matches based on what you've already put out there online.

No major initiatives or plans to wean us from the addictive fuel have captured the public's attention the way that the Gemini and Apollo projects got us hooked on space, so I can only assume that it's back to business as usual and Sputnik be damned.

It's a straightforward thing to do: bring a car full of computers, gadgets, tech and anything else you can get your hands on, find a suitable working space, hook everything up, bring in some staff from your host organisation, show them how it works and let them play.