Sentence examples for to hooked from inspiring English sources
verb
To attach a hook to.
- Hook the bag here, and the conveyor will carry it away.
Wattpad, the company behind a suite of apps for reading and sharing stories – including a fairly popular "chat fiction" app Tap, a rival to Hooked – is today adding its first ever subscription plan for its flagship application.
She showed photos of a soccer match where a banner said "death to hooked noses," an anti-Semitic slur that was ignored by the authorities.
Alternatively you could use another fuel tank but remembering that the return pipe from the injector pump or the injectors themselves would have to hooked to it.
Moreover, because so many seats go to "hooked" students, Mr. Shain questions the benefits of recruiting by colleges that accept fewer than 20 percent of applicants.
More and more people spend their last hours exactly as they wished not to: hooked up to machines under fluorescent lights, surrounded by strangers.As death approaches, horizons naturally close in.
Mr. Dargel sang three of them — "Toes," "Hooked On You" and "Sincerely Yours" — in his amusing, cabaret style, with Ms. Supové at the piano.
Patients have to be hooked to machines for hours at a time every few days.
"The hitch was, the computer had to be hooked to my phone line," she said.
They have to be hooked in to what the whole evening is about.
Tie a flexible thin wire to the shank of the hook, then wrap it carefully around the insect to affix it to the hooked section.
New York, in general, seems to be hooked on always having to top itself.
