Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• But if you leave, well, then you're just another New York agent on the hook for her losers' losses.
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• 'Hook' means a bent, sharpened piece of steel wire usually with barb.
• 'hooks' means a bent, sharpened piece of steel wire usually with barb;
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• To what extent does the Commission agree that horse transport should as far as possible be limited to 'on the hook' rather than 'on the hoof'?
• When they do that, you can hook 'em.
• You ever drive a hook

• We got a big fish on the hook.
• I did what anyone keeping someone on the hook should do.
• Jerry found himself on the hook to investors for a deal he couldn't make.
• No car keys on the hook.
• I put back on the hook wrong.
• Once the station didn't sell, she was on the hook for the rest of his deal.
• No wonder you're such an expert about keeping people on the hook.
• You all know we got Bugsy Siegel on the hook for murder.