Sentence examples similar to small hitches from inspiring English sources
A small hitch ensued: Congress fixed the price of helium way too low.
Sounds like an Oscar contender, except for one, small hitch, otherwise known as "Million Dollar Baby".
But there was one small hitch: the architect and the client had still not agreed on what they were building.
The small hitch is you have to sign up for the Roundabout's Hiptix program, which is free but requires that you be 18 to 35.
But it had one small hitch: it drove customers mad and led to the Do Not Call Registry.Hitherto, telemarketing has been regulated by a toothless 1994 law that allowed individuals to "opt out" of calls only on a seller-by-seller basis.
We should run ourselvesThis is just the stuff to stir a certain sort of Briton to nostalgic rage (check out the readers' comments on the Lea piece, with their praise for Enoch Powell, Rhodesia, Australasian wine and the wartime sacrifices of the Dominions).But there is one small hitch.
One small hitch: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said last year that the AP1000 nuclear units needed to be redesigned because the commission feared the structure wouldn't stand up to strong winds.
A conflict over editorial is just one small hitch that happens when you're working with another person on an article or book-writing project.
One small hitch remained at press time, Troyer said: "The check came with a remittance that said 'full and final payment.'" The repair shop said the cost may be more than the estimate.
The magnets have yet to be fixed, although physicists think they know how to do it.In this section Cosmic mood-swings Down the rabbit hole Ain't misbehaving The not-so-fair sex Reprints Related items Particle physics: Higgs may flyMar 8th 2007Other, smaller hitches have compounded the problem.
