Sentence examples for some hook from inspiring English sources
Throw some "Hook" by Blues Traveler at them.
"If there's some hook or connection like a chase scene, we can go back and forth more easily," she said.
Some hook up an office PC to a large screen, a process that is straightforward for most modern screens and computers but is often complicated by tiny idiosyncrasies often caused by the very openness that attracts the users.
The question is, have we given them some hook they can hang their hat on to make that argument?" In fact, Republicans have moved to capitalize on Mr. Obama's comments.
Some hook up behind their partner's backs.
Basically, that means that they want you to be famous before you even give them a manuscript -- or they want some hook, like you chewed off your arm during a battle with a grizzly bear.
Why did he say golf is like life? a) "You slice some, you hook some, and some you whiff.
Dr. Yack had been studying hearing among moths and butterflies and had some hook-tip moths in her laboratory.
Of course, she says, there must be some hook-in to something deeply personal if the book is going to work as art; but fiction is never the whole and literal truth.
"But the government has some role to play because it funds the aid programs, so it has some hooks into them," Mr. Donofrio said.
The new release of its iOS mobile operating system contains some hooks that enable programmers to create apps that block content (aka ads) within the Safari mobile browser.
