Sentence examples for hooked in the from inspiring English sources

THERE is something of the ambassador about the chairman of Rolls-Royce, with his white hair and hands hooked in the pockets of his dark-blue pin-striped suit.

They are 30 45 cm (12 18 inches) and less hooked in the southern, or common, reedbuck (R. arundium).

Hooked in the corner of her mouth, she became what Mr. Fischer said was the first great white — all 2,292 pounds of her — to be captured live off Cape Cod, the home waters of "Jaws".

The reedbuck is distinguished by a round glandular spot below each ear and curved horns (on males only) that point forward; these horns are shortest (14 41 cm [6 16 inches]) and most hooked in the bohor reedbuck (Redunca redunca) and the mountain reedbuck (R. fulvorufula).

The existing law doesn't keep users from getting hooked in the first place.

"We have to prevent them from getting hooked in the first place.

The tank is a big buildin' full of all the facts in creation... hooked in with all the other tanks all over the country..

Cassandra Clare's City of Bones was the first YA book I have read and I instantly got hooked in to the book and, later on, the series!

"The game is playing a trick on us, to a degree, by getting us hooked in these virtual 'love-fests.' The balance with these games always involves making sure to stay plugged into your daily life and relationships while you are interfacing with a machine that is not actually providing you a sense of communal connection or love, but rather a virtual simulation of it.

Tickets to those ten balls, of course, were red hot, nearly impossible to get without a connection or twelve: the perfect challenge for the hooked-in beltway crowd.

"If you add the element of financial stakes, you're talking about a pretty potent adrenaline rush that can really keep people hooked in," said David Walsh, the founder of the National Institute on Media and the Family.