If I go and get hooked on "Black Is the New Whatever" or the zombie thing — I can't afford to get hooked.
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For those who get hooked, the expense is worth it.
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Play it enough times, and you're bound to get hooked.
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The music and the world are easy to get hooked into.
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It's hard not to get hooked on Madden's Ultimate Team mode.
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Get hooked up to the power—by stealing it, if possible.
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Yes, even a Shark can get hooked by a phishing scam.
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Those who attain elite status can get hooked on the benefits.
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It's easy to get hooked on the positivity It's easy to get hooked on the positivity Peloton could easily dive into selling meal kits, personal training or a wider range of workout clothes to compete with Lululemon.
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If you get hooked on Scotch then everything else just tastes wrong.
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"You get hooked on motocross after going to one race," he explains.
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It's hard not to get hooked on Super Mario World all over again.
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And once you get hooked, the daily challenges will keep you coming back.
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How did you get hooked up with the guy who had the recording?
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But even people who swallowed the stuff seemed overly likely to get hooked.
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If it's not, however, then we need something else to get hooked on.
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How did the band get hooked up with Boots in the first place?
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He used it before bed, and she tried it, only to get hooked.
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She's seen people who get hooked on prescription drugs make the move to heroin.
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Like many who get hooked on painkillers, she eventually graduated to heroin, overdosing twice.
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If you do get hooked, you'll want to subscribe to see all 18 episodes.
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Of course, once you get hooked you'll have to pay to watch the rest.
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I don't want to get hooked up with any crackhead type customers, you know.
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And most people who watch their first rugby game are intrigued and get hooked.
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If you get hooked on it, it's going to take you to your knees.
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"Once people get hooked, you can always upgrade things as you go," Kreideweis said.
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"Once people get hooked, you can always upgrade things as you go," Kreideweis said.
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Could the availability of e-cigarettes entice former smokers to get hooked on nicotine again?
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It was so easy to get hooked, I should never think I'm completely over it.
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Girls with more impulsive personalities are far more likely to get hooked on addictive substances.
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Plus, it's got a new monochrome shooting mode that film enthusiasts might get hooked on.
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Don't be afraid to really get hooked on something, because that will refurbish your entry.
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Some people, like myself, come here to get fit or lose weight and get hooked.
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Greased some wheels for musicians at gigs and then get hooked up for shows later.
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Adam Carolla has some advice for President Trump: forget Twitter and get hooked on Handel.
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However, it still did not take long for me to get hooked on the show.
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Just don't complain to us when you get hooked on one of those goofy Fortnite dances.
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Ahead, check out a few of our favorites from the series, and prepare to get hooked.
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However, if you get hooked on the show, you'll have to subscribe to finish the series.
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As users get hooked on Airtable, they come back to the company and grow their accounts.
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Maybe they see an ad on YouTube, press a button, instantly start playing, and get hooked.
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Florida's Get Hooked was caught with a mix of lobster and whiting in its lobster rolls.
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I watch the first episode where Punisher is introduced, get hooked, and stay up far too late.
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And what happens if you get hooked on the look and decide to make the cut official?
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Stubborn Taurus might fall into a rut and get hooked on doing the same thing every weekend.
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She'd try to get hooked on a new song to sing in her head, over and over.
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Others are just one selection in a much longer book series that you might get hooked on.
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It should be temporary, but because of its addictive properties, many people get hooked on the drugs.
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Look, you can't get hooked up on awards, you just got to do the best work you can.
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Did you get hooked by a fake news story — and can you debunk someone else's with legit facts?
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Ah Eurovision, as predictable as you have become, it's hard to not get hooked on you every year.
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Since the transplant doesn't get hooked back up to the reproductive plumbing, the sperm stays inside the tissue.
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I've taken Valium in the past, but don't any longer—I find it too easy to get hooked.
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No word on what else will go down for O'Connor, but we're sure he's gonna get hooked up!!!
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I'm trying to get hooked up driving a tour bus for a country-western star out of Nashville.
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Even longtime listeners lament that there isn't an easier way to discover and get hooked on new programs.
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Kessler said its use of nicotine salts has made it easier for kids to get hooked on e-cigarettes.
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Not only that, but new generations who missed the first run of these shows can get hooked as well.
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Many opiate addicts get hooked by accident—not as recreational users, but as patients who are prescribed powerful painkillers.
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She compares screens to alcohol and gambling: Not every child will get hooked, but it's better to be safe.
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I was thrilled, but also pretty annoyed: The last thing I wanted was to get hooked on a $166 conditioner.
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If (when) you get hooked, you can take comfort in knowing the show's already been renewed for a third season.
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When we find the combination of both, maybe in Co-Founders, we normally get hooked and engage in deeper conversations.
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What's more, Martin is concerned that doctors still don't appreciate just how quickly people can get hooked on these drugs.
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Teenagers — who simultaneously lack income and are also tomorrow's eSports stars — have ample opportunities to get hooked on the product.
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This is pretty much the scariest figure available, but note that this means that nearly three-quarters don't get hooked.
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The New Health Care People get hooked on cigarettes, and enjoy them for that matter, because of the nicotine buzz.
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That makes them easier to get hooked on, which is especially critical for Twitter given its onboarding, churn, and growth problems.
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I'm certainly not the first person to get hooked on her or his fitness tracker in a not-so-healthy way.
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Didn't we get hooked on Facebook for its easy outrages in the first place — for the sugar, not for the broccoli?
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Once you get hooked on something like cocaine or chocolate or Twitter, it's hard to stay away from it for too long.
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At the same time, addiction-prevention services have improved, and getting users into treatment makes them less likely to get hooked again.
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At the same time, building a business is undoubtedly a thrill ride — and some people truly seem to get hooked on it.
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Channels 1, 6 and 11 are the ones to try, as they'll have the least interference when multiple devices get hooked up.
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At the time, critics worried that providing free needles would endorse drug use or make it easier for children to get hooked.
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Even if you do get hooked, a full-health Reaper can survive one of Roadhog's Scrap Gun blasts and then Wraith Form away.
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Eventually Warby Parker could roll out Prescription Check more widely to let new customers from a wider range of places get hooked up.
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Apple wants people to get hooked on their HomePod speakers to use with Apple Music and not on Amazon Echo or Google Home.
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So in case you don't have enough to watch already, now you can get hooked on another TV series or two this month.
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Yes. Neanderthal DNA can mean you're more likely to get hooked on nicotine, even though there were no tobacco plants in archaic Europe.
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Do you have to text someone shady as hell to get hooked up, so you basically have to work with whatever you can get?
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Studies suggest hiking the age to buy tobacco products would reduce the number of teens who get hooked on nicotine and therefore save lives.
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"I don't see nothing wrong with drinking, but when you get hooked on it, it's time to do something about it," Ms. Lynn said.
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Rich people with addiction rarely start committing non-drug crimes after they get hooked: they can obviously afford to pay, so why risk it?
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Exploration is also a big part of "Borderlands 3" — you'll get hooked up with a vehicle less than 30 minutes after starting the game.
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The overall findings suggest that viewing behavior — and fandom — is quite universal, because viewers get hooked on certain episodes and identify with similar storylines.
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However, they have become increasingly popular among nonsmokers, especially young people, who can get hooked on nicotine from the device without even smoking one cigarette.
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That initial fashion high was all I needed to get hooked, and I've been devoted to dressing boldly and spreading the style word ever since.
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At the same time, parents occasionally come along who get hooked, said Jill Duerr Berrick, a professor of social welfare at University of California, Berkeley.
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"When you see something so mouthwatering and appetizing, you're more likely to try it, and then you get hooked on eating well," Pessah-Bloom said.
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Sure, it adds one extra step to sign up, and impedes its growth numbers by discouraging kids to get hooked early on the social network.
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We're now realizing it's as possible to get addicted to these buttons, clicks, screens, and scrolls as it is to get hooked on nicotine or heroin.
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It's hard to describe the euphoria that comes after a really good run, but it's safe to say that it's easy to get hooked on it.
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Tonight The CW rolled out its latest offering to young adults — and older adults who can't help but get hooked on shows like Jane the Virgin.
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"You get hooked on it, because it can be like an action movie in your head that's so gripping that you cannot turn off," she said.
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Eventually Shields hopes that all walks of life—from a kid in Cleveland to an inmate serving time in prison—will get hooked on digital conservation.
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I couldn't have foreseen, for instance, that a boy in Texas might start peeking over my shoulder, or that he would get hooked on solving, too.
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I couldn't have foreseen, for instance, that a boy in Texas might start peeking over my shoulder, or that he would get hooked on solving, too.
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Here are five you can try for free, but if you get hooked (which is not a bad thing), you'll have to drop a few dollars.
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But they kept selling some of their stuff to Netflix anyway, because once you get hooked on Netflix money, it's hard to stop taking Netflix money.
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It's either because people are treating it as escapist entertainment, or because immersing yourself in an alternate dimension is just too darn amusing not to get hooked.
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Just let her blonde-to-blonder experience serve as a cautionary tale of how easy it is to get hooked on the hue once you start bleaching.
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They help services like Spotify add users to the mix—users who, maybe, eventually get hooked on the service and don't mind paying full price for it.
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"This technology thing is kind of crazy, actually, because they get hooked on it very early, so it's limited to an hour," Murgatroyd explains of her reasoning.
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Durbin and other public health experts are worried that kids will be attracted to vaping because of the flavors and will get hooked because of the nicotine.
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There are many Don't let your kids get hooked on sugar, says Agatha Achindu, a mother of three who founded Yummy Spoonfuls Organic Baby Food in 2006.
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This stuff—Laye Thiam's actual Afrofunk, Le Tropical Jazz's uno-dos-tres salsa, well-named Groupement Mobil D'Intervention's well-named "Africa"—is for after you get hooked.
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It didn't take long for me, either, to get hooked on the potency that comes from controlling the movements of football players, even if they were animated.
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You'll actually be able to watch your first full episode of the show free, but once you get hooked, you'll have to start paying $13 a month.
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Knowing the Pearson family's history of addiction, and Hartley's tease of Kevin's upcoming "dark path," it's pretty likely the movie star is about to get hooked on opiates.
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What we're saying is that once you get hooked on the fizzy, bright-colored bathing experience, it's nearly impossible to imagine going back to regular, dingy old bathwater.
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Infinite scroll, badges, and autoplay are seemingly linchpins for many of the social networks we've come to know and love (or, as ethical technologists argue, get hooked on).
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Once you've seen one, it's hard not to get hooked, which explains why there are thousands of "umbraphiles" who travel the globe, hungrily chasing their next astronomical high.
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My cousin recently invited me to a party with his friends from Sexaholics Anonymous—a group based on a 12-step program that helps those who get hooked.
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A 2015 National Academy of Medicine study concluded that increasing the minimum buying age would reduce the number of teens who get hooked on nicotine and therefore save lives.
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What it really needs, though, are a few must-see tent-pole shows to drag in a wider audience that can get hooked on the reimagined digital magazine experience.
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Anyone doing comedy professionally will tell you that, when you're young and you get a laugh at school—especially in front of an audience—you get hooked on that.
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But there is one major thing that I, and mostly likely you too, have in common with Styles — we get hooked on and weepy over any Nicholas Sparks flick.
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The Virginia-born, LA-based singer's songs are the real reason to get hooked, which is why we're extremely stoked to premiere his debut album, Sincerely, in full today.
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"If somebody becomes really passionate about doing something through password sharing, and at some point they get hooked on it, they move into being a paying subscriber," he said.
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I go in to Get Hooked, a Bow Market fish shop run by Jason Tucker, a stocky, six-foot-something, grey-bearded New England fisherman with a Bahstan accent.
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America is transfixed on the opioid epidemic among white Americans (who often get hooked after being overprescribed painkillers — while studies show that doctors underprescribe pain medication for African-Americans).
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But the art is jaw droppingly gorgeous, the sprawling story is easy to get hooked on and the dungeon-crawling is driven by a nifty, uniquely Persona take on combat.
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If you've been skeptical of My Roanoke Nightmare (one writer here sympathizes), which wrapped last Wednesday, then the impending twist might be exactly what you need to get hooked again.
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Earlier this year, European researchers discovered that young fish get hooked on plastic microbeads (the kind you find in exfoliants), stunting their growth and making them more vulnerable to predators.
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Many smokers get hooked as teens, and flavored tobacco products consumed through e-cigarettes -- electronic devices that vaporize a liquid chemical brew -- are an enticing, trendy source of addictive nicotine.
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"People get hooked" on Mr. Gonzalez's cookery, said the restaurant's owner, Eugene Kabilnitsky, who was also the original owner of Tomato & Basil, the previous inhabitant of the Miro Kitchen space.
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The relatively high cost of electrical grid connections has put off potential customers in Africa, said Foster, with many who do get hooked up enduring poor service with regular outages.
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BTW, Whiteside recently signed a 4-year $98 million deal with the Heat -- so we're betting this isn't the last time mom will get hooked up ... and she deserves it.
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Now moms do their best of course and they are heroic, but especially in dangerous areas, boys without fathers or male role models often get hooked in with really bad people.
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That experience connected him with many young startup CEOs eager to move into bigger, trendier spaces but lost as to how to get hooked up to affordable, ultra-fast, reliable internet.
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"For people that get hooked on it, you do it and do it, you end up needing more and more to get to the same place more and more," he said.
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It might be the case that students first start to lag in school then get hooked on social media, rather than social media being one of the reasons their grades start slipping.
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The release of endorphins actually means that for some (but not all) people, finding workout buddies could help turn fitness into a pleasant addiction (as you can get 'hooked' to the endorphins).
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Google's apps generally work better on Android devices than on iPhones, so the more that people get hooked on Google's core apps, the less incentive there is to stay loyal to Apple.
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The movie is really about these people who get hooked on this adrenaline lifestyle, who party all night and do meaningful work, and live in dangerous conditions and put themselves at risk.
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It looks like exactly the kind of show that could sit in a queue or a recommended shows carousel for a while, only for people to get hooked and watch the whole thing.
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"Kentucky farmers don't want their children to get hooked on tobacco products while they are in middle school or high school any more than any parent anywhere wants that to happen," McConnell said.
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"The people who get turned on to chamber music through us at the Purchase venue, they get hooked and start coming down here for the programs we don't play up there," he said.
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It's the kind of pizza Jon Stewart so famously rallied against, but if you want what is essentially a three-inch-thick pizza casserole, Giordano's is the perfect place to get hooked up.
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When Schitt's Creek made its way to Netflix in 2017, two years after the under-the-radar Canadian phenomenon initially began to air, it didn't take long for U.S. fans to get hooked.
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Gaslighters will often rightly assume that if you allude to the things in this list, you are more likely both to get hooked on them and to be more tolerant of their bad behavior.
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Most e-cigarettes, especially the most popular brands, still contain nicotine, and nicotine is a highly addictive drug -- especially for teens, who are likely to get hooked on the drug more easily than adults.
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"It&aposs common sense that if you hand teenagers a device resembling a flash drive powered by an addictive substance and it smells and tastes like mango, they&aposll get hooked," one source said.
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Facebook is also planning to expand its Brand Collabs Manager to additional countries so creators can get hooked up with sponsorship deals, and let more creators sign up fans for Patreon-style subscription payments.
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Thousands of customers in KC who had pre-registered for guaranteed service when Fiber made it to their neighborhood were given their money back earlier this year, and told they may never get hooked up.
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And the businesses CTC talked to said that they'd have to pay sky-high amounts to Comcast to get hooked up — and after that it would cost them enormous monthly fees to have a persistent connection.
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I can see how you'd get hooked, as they really don't have to look comically long and thick — you can even just have little clusters applied to the outer corners of your eyes if you want.
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Among his points: • "Contrary to the impression left by most press coverage of the issue, opioid-related deaths do not usually involve drug-naive patients who accidentally get hooked while being treated for pain," he writes.
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There is a popular narrative about the opioid epidemic now killing more than 30,000 Americans a year: People are put on prescription painkillers, maybe after they have an accident or a surgery, and then they get hooked.
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For this view, read an article by Maia Szalavitz, who argues that unless pain patients have a predisposition to addiction, they won't get hooked, and that cracking down on legitimate doctors will unnecessarily punish people in pain.
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Inside Edition went to 28 restaurants across the country including chains like Red Lobster; local seafood spots like Tampa, Florida's Get Hooked; and New York City's Soupman, home to the totalitarian soup chef made famous by Seinfeld.
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The small city (population 50,000) has long supplied nearby towns with utilities like water and electricity, so when Wilson launched its municipally-run fiber optic broadband network called Greenlight in 2008, Pinetops was eager to get hooked up.
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Image: McDonald'sIn terms of stores, you can get hooked up at the Apple Store, Best Buy, Target, Staples, Whole Foods, Barnes & Noble, and Macy's, to give just seven examples, and the list is getting longer all the time.
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While each meal kit order from Walmart is a one-time purchase, both brands also offer subscription services on their own sites, so Walmart could be a gateway for consumers to get hooked onto these Blue Apron competitors.
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Sure, there have been some high-profile cases of people getting extremely sick, but mostly experts seem to think the big problem with devices like the Juul is that kids could get hooked and graduate to traditional cigarettes.
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Even longtime podcast listeners lament that there isn't an easier way to discover and get hooked on new programs — nor is there a go-to place to analyze and geek out on great stuff once you are hooked.
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"But it does seem as if the speed with which you can get hooked on these opiate-based medicines is fierce and I don't know whether that was the experience that you had as well," he added to Macklemore.
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The bill throws Maryland into an already heated national debate over the potential for digital devices and apps to addict children — and whether it is up to the tech industry or parents to make sure children don't get hooked.
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"Once kids get hooked on e-cigarettes, they are more likely to go on to become cigarette smokers," said Stanton A. Glantz, director of the Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education at the University of California, San Francisco.
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"Facebook is making children into a market, and the youngest children will be more likely to get hooked even earlier," said Michael Brody, a former chairman of the media committee of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Keep in mind that there are dozens of factors to account for when comparing the health effects of alcohol and marijuana, including how the substances affect your heart, brain, and behavior, and how likely you are to get hooked.
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In an of excerpt of I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True that first published by Vulture, Engel explains he and writer Tom Tenowich originally intended Jessie to get hooked on speed.
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Not to mention, the only way to get a truly accurate read on your VO2 max is to go to a lab and get hooked up to a machine that measures how much oxygen you take in while you exercise.
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The Olympics are here and besides the pomp, circumstance, and human interest stories, it also means our lives are about to be taken over by really obscure sports we get hooked on for two weeks and then forget about until the next Olympics.
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By using the international popularity of Messenger to spread the Stories format, Facebook could boost retention and return visits to its chat app while becoming the primary place where people post off-the-cuff lifecasting content before they get hooked on Snapchat.
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As soon as I saw the Wallowa Valley, with the wind quivering through golden fields, wide-open skies and big red barns — barns of exceptional character, barns I wanted to move into and make my home — I understood how someone might get hooked.
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Sitharaman suggested India's youth are viewing e-cigarettes as a "style statement," implying it's encouraging them to get hooked on nicotine — whereas she noted that companies behind the vaping trend have pitched their products as a way to ween existing smokers off cigarettes.
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You don't have to like it to get hooked, and the result is to keep the whole country, and much of the world, entranced, as if to a disco tune that has implanted itself in the global consciousness and will not go away.
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"Whenever I hear there's another hour show, I say, 'I just don't want to get hooked on another hour show,' plus I'm a TV news junkie, I have a show for every night of the week and I catch up on weekends," King said.
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CGI has changed things "incredibly for the better," says Armstrong, adding that he often likens it to morphine, in that it's an incredible drug when used in the right way for the right thing, but if you get hooked, well then it's very damaging.
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In an of excerpt of I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True that was first published by Vulture in 2016, Engel explains he and writer Tom Tenowich originally intended Jessie to get hooked on speed.
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"In line with the Sustainable Development Goals, our aim is to see households get hooked (up) to clean energy in a region where 510 million people have no access to electricity and are unlikely to get grid access in the foreseeable future," said Ndiege.
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And sure, I still get hooked on the occasional new song that could tempt me into downloading a single, but if I can survive my "Love Yourself" addiction by listening to the track over and over again on YouTube, I can cope with any future earworms.
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Since many new heroin users — 80 percent, according to an estimate cited by Christie's commission — get hooked after misusing pills, reducing the supply of pills has been central to Christie's approach to the opioid crisis as governor, and it's a key component of his commission's recommendations to Trump.
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But if someone does get hooked on heroin, Rolles said this could be safer under legalization — since heroin would be available in controlled venues, where users would have access to clean needles (without a risk of HIV or hepatitis infection), and supervisors would have access to naloxone, which reverses opioid overdoses.
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"We're proud of our past, and we're proud of who we are, but Kentucky farmers don't want their children to get hooked on tobacco products while they're in middle or high school any more than any parents anywhere want that to happen," McConnell said on the Senate floor May 20.
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Some want you to have the best possible experience (so that you will continue to be a loyal customer), some want you to get hooked (so you have no choice but to come back), and some will sell you a tootsie roll as hash (true story) to make a quick fifty bucks.
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Going back to Sanchez's criticism, It's always frustrating to have a good play canceled out, but it doesn't feel particularly great to get critically hit with a Widow bullet either when you're doing your best, or when you get hooked by the Roadhog when you're just barely out from behind a wall.
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Young Fish Get Hooked on Plastic MicrobeadsEuropean researchers have discovered that larval fish love to gobble-up plastic microbeads, which…Read more ReadIn the 2016 study, Lönnstedt and Eklöv demonstrated that fish exposed to high concentrations of microplastic particles (tiny beads of polystyrene) exhibit altered behaviors and stunted growth, making them more susceptible to predators.
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YouTube Music and Google Play Music are still far from serious competition for Spotify, but Amazon's rapid growth in the music sector combined with the success of the Google Home makes this an easy and quick way to get people listening to Spotify on smart speakers before they get hooked by Amazon's easy-to-use ecosystem.
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But it's far easier to get hooked into it as a way to increase your status; in a way, social media platforms are built to be numerical indicators of status, which puts emphasis on a kind of popularity that we should not be emphasizing in our society... I'm really afraid for the message that sends to the next generation, about what kind of popularity is most important.
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