Sentence examples for be able to hitch from inspiring English sources

No ferries stop, but you should be able to hitch a lift on a yacht from nearby Arki or Gaidaros.

If you don't like Fido, you'll be able to hitch onto Telus without changing the number on your business card.

And one day, you might even be able to hitch a first-class ride to Mars — courtesy of LA-native, Elon Musk.

What he saw was that Taco Bell and parent PepsiCo had helped to create a national mass market for Mexican-type fast food and Del Taco would be able to hitch a free ride on that bandwagon.

"By playing simple repetitive phrases we are able to hitch a ride with the music and let it take us wherever it will".

"The days of our being able to hitch a free ride in a world clamouring, and prepared to pay high prices, for our rural and mineral products, are behind us," Hawke said.

Being able to hitch a ride on a commercial rocket helps, and the single-purpose design keeps costs down as well.

Although this is (predictably) still working its way through various committees, it has achieved almost full backing - so if you're willing to wait a couple of years, you may yet be able to get formally hitched with sand between your toes, without first having to take a less-than-romantic long-haul flight.

You will then be able to slide the hitch up or down the cord to grow or shrink the loop.

The bad news—I guess you can call this bad news is that Nasa will only be able to do so hitching a ride on board Russian spacecraft.

Fortunately, videos still play on sites where they are embedded, and when you head directly to dedicated video URLs you should be able to watch them without a hitch (example).