Sentence examples for hooked a wagon from inspiring English sources
I hooked a wagon to the back of my bike and rode over to where I had seen the squirrel.
If you're doing this for a small party or family, just hook up a wagon to your lawn mower.
If he thinks that people won't notice that this "future-oriented" candidate has just hooked his own wagon to a different decade in the past than the Clintons, he's mistaken.
This publication has hooked its educational wagon to charter schools -- as expressed by the election by its readers of Geoffrey Canada as the Ultimate Game Changer in Impact for 2010.
I knew a man who would put hooks on his eyelids and pull his wife around in a wagon.
The acts are touring in tandem, sharing a road crew to defray costs, like old vaudevillians hooking up their wagons.
As a verb, to hook up has for a century also meant "to marry," a synonym of "to get hitched," as a horse is to a wagon.
"We have a wagon continuously bringing water.
The problem was finding a wagon wheel.
"If it is a wagon, it's a wagon," he said.
