Sentence examples for line hooked from inspiring English sources

The ground station output is simply formatted text on a serial communications line hooked up to a computer.

Five minutes after the highlight-reel connection between Crosby and Dupuis on Thursday, the line hooked up again as Dupuis snapped in a feed from Kunitz for the game-winner in a 3-1 victory.

Her hosts are resentful of the duty heaped on them and suspicious of their charge; the wait for her arrival is a "month of fear", tight "like a fishing line, hooked upon something that must inevitably, be dragged from the depths".

If they need to transmit anything that might sink ships (so to speak), they currently need to find a secured (generally meaning hardwired) line hooked to an approved device.

Also, have each line hooked up to and gates, so that when they are all on, it will give an overload message saying that the activity should cool down.

Bush bought the line — hook, line and sinker".

He's swallowed the industry line hook, line and sinker without talking to anyone with a different view.

(Another member of Parliament told The Independent newspaper that Mr. Paterson had "swallowed the industry line hook, line and sinker without talking to anyone with a different view").

Yours?" Then there are the puns – "drop me a line", "hook line and sinker" – which are great ways to lubricate a stilted conversation.

If the line hooks nothing, it will disappear after 60 seconds.

Propane lines hooked up to the drum kit parts would, in theory, emit flames if they were turned on and lighted.