1. Her jewellery is all in hock.

2. The company's entire assets are now in hock to the banks.

3. The fashion chain is still in hock to the banks.

4. Even company directors on ￡100,000 a year can be deeply in hock to the banks.

5. I'm in hock to the bank for £6 000.

6. Most of her jewellery is in hock.

7. He's a musician, but his guitar is in hock.

8. She had to hock her wedding ring.

9. It is almost impossible for the prime minister to stand above the factions. He always seems in hock to one or another.

10. It was, Greg Hocking thought, both depressing and familiar.

11. The horse must be taught to lower his head and find balance on his hocks.

12. The grass was lush green and came up to the st'lyan's hocks.

13. She turned Midnight on his hocks and went away at a canter.

14. The horse finds balance by bringing his hocks underneath him and also uses this means for brakes and acceleration.

15. Hocking calculates that paper cups contain six times as much raw material by weight.

16. I could always get another horn out of hock and Esmonde stayed open to I.0 a.m.

17. If during the examination the vet is concerned about the hocks, for example(Sentence dictionary), I say to feel free to take more.

18. Finding Balance Often a horse will try to find his balance by holding his head high rather than finding balance on his hocks.

19. According to Hocking, paper cups can not be recycled because they contain chemical additives.

20. Indeed, if Democrats are to be believed, the entire Bush administration is in hock to big business.