Sentence examples for hitches which from inspiring English sources

Like the first two "days" (reviewed last week) the second two contain much to enjoy, if also some disappointments, plus some technical hitches which should have been sorted out in dress rehearsal - notably the stuffed stag with its antlers caught on the overhanging 'sky', thus sabotaging Siegfried's loveliest aria.

Faces in the Pentagon still blush at the successive computer hitches which put America on nuclear alert last year, sending reconnaissance planes into the air over Hawaii and turning on the engines of nuclear bombers For a – literally – more British take, here's Nancy Banks-Smith's review of the BBC and ITN lift-off TV coverage.

The Portuguese cable TV company that launched the first interactive "tube" service using Microsoft software last year said on Tuesday it has overcome technical hitches which have prevented hoped-for mass marketing.

In "Hitching," which Black began writing in 1981, a young woman from Cincinnati named Courtney is about to marry a wealthy emblem of the Reagan era, and her old boyfriend shows up on the wedding day.

(He did not, in fact, like being called "Chris" – his mother would not, he explained, wish her firstborn to be addressed "as if he were a taxi-driver or pothole-filler" – and found "Hitch", which most friends used, more acceptable).

One of the first services to focus on that capability was a startup called Hitch, which launched before Lyft Line, before UberPool and before Sidecar Shared Rides.

Hitch, which launched about a month ago, is also designed to offer cheaper rides by matching up users who are heading in the same direction.

State-run news agency Global Times reports that the incident took place in the evening of May 5, when she used Hitch — which lets people headed to the same destination take a ride together — to summon a ride home from Zhengzhou airport, Henan Province, after finishing work.

He also has an alcohol "hitch," which solidifies his role as the saddest sack of the bunch.

As each boat needed to select a radio call sign, Hichens could not think of anything suitable and Lieutenant Arty Shaw suggested Hitch, which stuck and remained with him for the rest of his time with the coastal forces.

One patient showed hitching, which resolved after removal of the German cotton.