Sentence examples for a hitch at from inspiring English sources

Last night, Australia's first pill testing trial went off without so much as a hitch at Groovin the Moo in Canberra.

Continue weaving the thread in this manner until you have made a hitch at the thread between every knot.

Sure, the Heisman ceremony, displaced for the first time in 67 years, went off without a hitch uptown at the Marriott Marquis in December, but it didn't have the same soul.

It is made by making a double loop in the rope and tying a half hitch at each end.

"The government's argument that Mac Phipps inspired such loyalty amongst his entourage that this man would confess to a crime he did not commit, one that could buy him a life hitch at Angola, simply to curry favor with Mac is patently ridiculous," Spell told HuffPost.

After a technical hitch at the Bafta awards in 1971, he and Barker stepped up and kept the audience entertained with eight minutes of unscripted jokes.

Recalling his directive to keep the doors open, he remarked: "They said it would create a draft, and I replied, 'Great -- that's just what we need.' " Dr. Boorstin, a man of prodigious energy who wrote almost every day, almost all the time, ran into a slight hitch at his Senate confirmation hearings.

Getting in from the airport and to the Village is important and 98% of those journeys went without any hitch at all yesterday.

I RECENTLY finished a hitch teaching writing at a large state university between New York and Philadelphia.

It creates a hitch, an irritation at the corner of your mind, and makes your strokes or brushing hesitant and timid.

Like a hitch hiker adrift at sea -- thankful for every ride I got.