Sentence examples for hitches from from inspiring English sources
Our dumb hero (Tom Neal) is a pianist who hitches from east to west in search of one woman but trips over another — a wildcat, played by the aptly named Ann Savage, who knows his dirty secret.
"The Technical Committee meeting on 25 March was called off because you said you had flight hitches from USA. "As a responsible organisation, we have no other option than to issue you a query to explain how all these events unfolded".
And almost every time it all began with a hitch from the side of the road.
@TheTravelBible1 NYE in Mexico, hitched from Guatemala drank rum all the way.
Backman and Greer tried during their half-hour session to remove the characteristic hitch from Davis's swing.
"It's more real," says Matt, 19, who's hitched from Wrexham to Manchester to see LA band Static-X.
The capture of Abu Anas, also called al-Libi, appeared to come off without a hitch from the American point of view.
He had hitched from Tucson days earlier, accepting a long, lucky ride on a band bus with a bluegrass group booked at a bar in Telluride.
(À la Mr. Prince he also exhibits a trailer hitch from a New York City tow truck installed upright, like a cross or a gallows).
In the mid-1960s, for example, a delegation from northern Wyoming — a part of the state that had long chafed over the political dominance of the southern counties in the Legislature — broke tradition and moved to the Hitch from the Plains.
Other than that, the three-day state visit by the king, the first by a Saudi ruler in 20 years, has gone more or less without a hitch, from the moment he landed on Monday.
