Sentence examples for needs to hook from inspiring English sources

A scrawny tree and a street sign on an empty road are all Gohlke needs to hook and hold us.

In fact, Oshoosi makes insistent declarations about how much he needs to hook up with a woman.

And every time a Chevron or a Texaco needs to hook up a new Alaskan oilfield, Browne will charge a fee for moving the oil.

That's when you need to hook your computer to a digital projector.

"There's no need to hook up an analyzer and collect statistics on engine performance," he said.

Anyone who has tangled with the myriad cables needed to hook up a TV knows the feeling of helplessness.

To get the full effect, you will need to hook your phone into a car audio system with a hefty subwoofer.

It's easy to see the need to hook the audience straightaway when an online episode is only about 10 to 15 minutes.

To do this, you first need to hook your big cuddly Barney up to the printer port on your PC via the fetching pink cables provided.

Mr Gordon's remark is equivalent to someone in the late 19th century arguing that automobiles wouldn't amount to much since one would still need to hook the vehicles up to horses.

Also driving the seeming epidemic of drivel are the ever-expanding maw of airtime that has to be filled and the need to hook an audience with a quick, easily grasped gimmick, lest it move to another channel.