Sentence examples for not hitch from inspiring English sources

But I had also gone into it with a puritanical belief that dramatists should write their own plays, not hitch a free ride by adapting other people's.

If that is a genuine stumbling block, why not hitch the entire wagon to Laurie at his current home of HBO, where he plays craftily creditable candidate Tom James on Veep.

He would get a ride home with the crew from far corners of the county and have to be fetched when he could not hitch a ride; he would come home exhausted and dirty, and tried not to think that college in a foreign region was swooping down upon him and would carry him away — for good, he both hoped and feared.

That's when the idea was born, why not hitch a ride with a wild crow?" The result, after several years of development, was a half-ounce video camera, location-tracking transmitter and battery that can be attached to a crow's tail feathers (and drops off when the birds molt).

If Under Capricorn is not Hitch's crowning glory, it is undeniably his most underrated film.

Why not hitch a ride on something that already flies all day?

He tells me he's not hitch-hiking quite so much these days.

Hiking revenues is a lot easier for banks that are not hitched to weak economies.

He's not hitching mice to a pumpkin and calling himself princess.

This is the party that attacks reproductive rights and limits women's health options — which has the effect of limiting women's economic liberty — and whose proxies on the radio and TV openly show disdain for women, especially those not hitched to a man.

Even if life or its vestiges are found on Europa then it would still be necessary to prove that the organisms had not hitched a ride into space from Earth, either on a spacecraft or from rocks ejected into space by an asteroid impact.