Sentence examples for large hook from inspiring English sources

Fishermen in Pamilacan sneak up and leap onto their preys back with a large hook.

The last step is to remove the large hook, or two hooks.

Deeper water means a longer and heavier drill string, which in turn requires a bigger platform to support such a large "hook load".

Then, suddenly, the cries went up: "Fresh one!" "Deckhand!" "Gaffer!" A man hustled over with a large hook, pierced the cone of the first-caught squid, and pulled it aboard.

A knee-length cocktail dress is entirely covered in tiny sequins, delicately hand embroidered so that they quiver over every curve, with a keyhole section in sheer net mesh revealing cleavage, and the full-length seam tracing the back view lined with large hook and eyes, to spell out rather than simply suggest the possibility of undress.

"Victor was a prankster," said Jack Conway, the attorney general of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, who is running in the Democratic senatorial primary on May 18. Jack Conway laughed as he recalled Victor's older brothers trying to suppress him by hanging him by the clothing from a large hook, which tattered his underwear but did not slow him down.

Scarpitta's paintings mummify canvases with belts and bandage strips and gouge them with large hooks.

An interior photo of one explained "long-line": hundreds of large hooks dangled from great coils of line.

The representative species Triactinomyxon ignotum lives in the marine worm Tubifex and has spore valves that are elongated into three large hooks.

Many amateur fly tiers stick to relatively simple patterns and relatively large hooks, a description that includes almost every fly for saltwater fish.

Standing in the lobby of my building looking across narrow, Victorian-size Greenwich Street, I'd see slaughtered livestock being moved onto loading docks, the meat swinging from large hooks.