Sentence examples for hooked after from inspiring English sources
The phrase "hooked after" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used informally to describe becoming interested or engaged in something following a specific event or experience. Example: "I was hooked after watching the first episode of the series."
We know that you'll be hooked after that.
Her nine-year-old son, Griffin, got hooked after listening to the King George songs: "He loves the verbal bravado".
Adults are getting hooked after taking their children for what they think will be just a nice little sled ride, she said.
Hooked after just one dose, Win scorns those who "plodded through their lives one stolid moment after the next... like little clocks".
"In the pre-Disney version of 'The Little Mermaid,' she commits suicide at the end, and it was so tragic and queer I became sort of hooked after that".
Natural History Museum geneticist, Selina Brace, who recently co-authored a paper on the Hispaniolan solenodon with Turvey, called solenodons a "fabulously quirky creature" and said she was "instantly hooked" after seeing a picture of this oddity.
In a moment the bass was hooked and, after another moment, lost.
Joy Division's unsettling combination of the visceral and the ethereal has hooked generation after generation of listeners.
The famous author of the Twilight Saga, a series which has completely got me hooked, even after I'd read them three time or maybe more!
In New York they'd avoided extra time via a kind deflection off Clark's left post, and here a goalmouth scramble was eventually hooked clear after bouncing off the inside off the corresponding upright.
Only victory would have given the Tykes any prospect of staying up and those hopes were lifted when they led against the run of play through Jean-Yves M'voto's hooked finish after the break.
