sinker|sinkers in English

noun

['sink·er || 'sɪŋkə(r)]

person or thing that sinks; weight used to sink a line or net; donut or muffin (Slang); type of pitch that drops toward the ground as it approaches home plate (Baseball)

Use "sinker|sinkers" in a sentence

1. hook, line and sinker.

2. 2 hook, line and sinker.

3. 5 Terminal tackle: Use a sinker release with a 2-to 3-pound lead cannonball sinker.

4. Skinny tightrope walkers, feet weighted with fishing sinkers, traversed the high wire.

5. 26 He fell for the propaganda hook , line and sinker.

6. 13 It was a sinker, Wang said later.

7. 10 I was caught hook, line and sinker.

8. We fell for it hook, line, and sinker.

9. 1 We fell for it hook, line, and sinker.

10. 28 But mostly, Guidry conceded , Wang gets outs with the sinker.

11. The media bought Stuart's story hook, line, and sinker.

12. 11 He fell for the storyhook, line , and sinker.

13. 3 The media bought Stuart's story hook, line, and sinker.

14. 12 The sinker form also influences the mooring line force.

15. 9 What I said was untrue but he and sinker.

16. 30 What I said was untrue but he hookline and sinker.

17. 14 In fact, Wang said his sinker was sinking more than usual.

18. 7 Sinker A very small board which is used in stronger winds.

19. 19 The people seem to have swallowed the government's promises hook, line, and sinker.

20. 25 Drop the ribber. Change over to the main bed sinker plate.

21. 15 Wang didn't learn his sinker until he signed with the Yankees.

22. What an idiot! He believed the whole story hook, line, and sinker!

23. 21 Most Brother machines gave weaving brushes which are built in to the sinker plate.

24. The people seem to have swallowed the government's promises hook, line, and sinker.

25. 17 What I said was not true, but he fell for it hook, line and sinker.