Sentence examples for hitch one from inspiring English sources

According to historical accounts, Maria Theresa won over the crowds with her Hungarian-style garb, and then pulled off without a hitch one of the most strenuous coronation rituals.

Didi Chuxing, China's largest ride-hailing service, has suspended its Hitch, one of its carpooling services, for one week as it investigates the murder of a passenger.

end{aligned} (7.9 One can deduce Theorem 7.17 from Lemma 7.18 by applying Proposition 3.12, but there is a hitch: one has to insure that when (mathcal {C}) is a model prefibration, the latching and matching functors (L_n), (M_n) are left resp.

"The Hitch," one of the most brilliant minds that I have ever encountered, will be remembered for his audacious renunciation of Pope Benedict XVI's (and his predecessor's) rejection of condoms' efficacy against HIV/AIDS in Africa.

And while Prince William may have married a commoner without a hitch, one of his best friends, Guy Pelly, had his license to run Public reviewed; police called the hot nightclub on King's Road the posh borough's "No. 1 crime generator".

There's nothing like hitching one's wagon to a star to get back on top, though, and with Brad planning to make a Mrs. Pitt out of Angelina Jolie in the near-ish future, Chanel will only benefit from the Hollywood hoopla (and rabid press interest) surrounding the wedding.

The meeting was not without the sort of hitches one would expect from a new party that is virtually devoid of experienced, professional politicians.

If Hitch had one mission in life it was not to be like one of those women.

The voting itself went off without a hitch, if one wasn't put off by the sight of armed police commandos buzzing around on motorbikes.

But there's a hitch: no one knows what a person with the potential to be a great teacher looks like.

In 1990, Roberta Smith of The New York Times described Mr. Hitch as "one of the best underknown painters around".