The woman abandons the taxi, walks down the freeway, takes off her high heels, hitches up her miniskirt, steps over the guardrail, climbs down the stairs and proceeds to her appointment.
Jennifer Hudson's emotional tribute to Whitney Houston went off without a hitch, high notes and all.
For small values of β so that low levels of hitch-hiking occur, â B has smaller bias than â F. However, for high levels of hitch-hiking â F is less biased, particularly when clonal interference is low.
In Suffragette Sally, the names have been changed, but the events have not: the kicking of women as they lay on the ground; the assaults on their modesty as skirts were hitched high above their heads; the beatings in the course of 200 arrests.
High-Priority Bindings Hitch Hiker extends the event-based LooCI binding model described in Section 3.1.
He has his belt hitched up high like an old geezer and his short-sleeved shirt reveals his wrinkly elbows, and his long senior-citizen forearms.
Only a few moments stick: the angle of the woman's bent leg, hitched up high; the way the man sometimes drags her like a sailor pulling against a full sail.
My friend had a closeted older boyfriend, whom he described as a "redneck farmer," and on most nights he'd climb out of his bedroom window — hair feathered, jeans tucked into his ankle-high disco boots — and hitch a ride about ten miles from home to the local gay bar, which was hidden away in a basement below a liquor store.
In order to increase sample throughput of CHFS, a manual high-throughput continuous hydrothermal (HiTCH) flow synthesis process capable of formulating scores of samples per day was developed.
Then a corresponding aesthetic criterion for what counts as architecture not hitched to high art licenses an inclusivist or expansive picture of what objects are architectural.
