hookset造句

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1. Tony Leemon, 30, of Hookset, N . H ., had another alternative.
2. During their trip to the Hookset Film Festival in New Hampshire, Dawson loses his virginity to Jen.
3. Sandy Hopfgarten, who works in the mortgage department of a Hookset bank, asked for more specifics about tax reform.
4. But by the time I'm at the Hookset toll booth . . . That's when I know it's time to come back home ."
5. Shares of managed care providers and related companies fell after Hookset, New Hampshire-based Healthsource Inc . warned that second-quarter earnings will fall as much as 60 percent.
6. It's difficult to find hookset in a sentence. 用hookset造句挺难的
7. Most lures are attached to the end of a fishing line and have various styles of hooks attached to the body and are designed to elicit a strike resulting in a hookset.
8. Targeting the developing trend of measuring the quality of care, HPR is testing a new product, called Quality Care, in conjunction with Healthsource Inc ., a managed-care company in Hookset, New Hampshire.
9. "That pound-and-a-half fish might have been a 12-pound fish; you don't know down here in Florida what you're going to catch from hookset to hookset.
10. "That pound-and-a-half fish might have been a 12-pound fish; you don't know down here in Florida what you're going to catch from hookset to hookset.
11. Leach has his hockey training schools up and ready to run, with sessions beginning soon at Skate3 Arena in Tyngsboro and the TriTown Arena in Hookset, N . H . For more info : www . hockeyvisions . com . ..
12. But C-Span cameras captured every step of his seven-mile walk from Pembroke to Hookset in the summer, and viewers got to hear him speak about subjects ranging from the flat tax to home schooling to the challenges of fly fishing.
13. The hookset is difficult due to the hard mouth of the fish, which has been likened to the hardness of concrete, so many tarpons throw the hook on the first few jumps; many times an angler is asked, " how many tarpons did you jump ? " rather than how many they caught.
14. In recreational fishing terminology, the "'hookset "'( "'setting the hook "'or striking ) is a motion made with a fishing rod in order to " set " a fish hook into the mouth of a fish once it has bitten a fishing lure or bait.
15. I came up the hill from Goffstown, where a parade was assembling _ Boy Scout troops and Little League teams in line already, holding American flags and talking excitedly to each other _ through Hookset into Allenstown, past the " new " elementary school built after the old school burned during my first week of first grade.