Sentence examples for use it to hook from inspiring English sources

At first, the fishing rod looks like a useless piece of loot, but you can use it to hook other players and yank them off walkways to their doom.

When I write, I think about language, the richness and complexity and wonder of it, and I use it to hook the reader into my story, to ensnare them in my net of words, to take them so far that they forget that what they are seeing is only print on a page of a dead tree.

To create a fun and engaging way to find the "gaming style" of a person, and use it to hook them up with people who are compatible with them to play with online.

Use it to hook the lock button, or use it to press the automatic lock to unlock your car.

The danger, according to computer security experts, came from the fact that Deutch's home computer had a modem and that he used it to hook up to his e-mail account at AOL and to surf the Internet.

Of course, nothing can stop anyone from creating a fake name Facebook account and using it to hook into the Bumble app, but Bumble requires a minimum amount of friends to ensure that people are real.

For example, in a recent experiment a New Caledonian crow called Betty bent a piece of straight wire into a hook and used it to lift a bucket containing food from a vertical pipe (Weir at al., 2002).

You can pull thread you lose back into your body, and also use it to lasso hooks that sparkle on the screen, indicating a point of attachment.

While the app continues to be controversial because of its maker – Facebook is using it to get kids hooked on its products at a young age – there aren't any real alternatives for parents who want texting apps for kids with parental controls and friend approvals built in.

You can buy an iPod in an airport, but you can't use it unless you hook it up to a computer first.

The NFL should make it clear that you're going to see things during the Pro Bowl that are dramatically different from the standard presentation and flow of an NFL game, and use it as a hook to get people to tune in.