Sentence examples for temporary hitch from inspiring English sources

Their boast is that this is a temporary hitch, and the biggest and best league on earth will be back next season.

There was a temporary hitch when one of the books – Casanova's Chinese Restaurant – was found to bear the inscription "Marigold Johnson", obviously swiped by me from my best friend.

And if they run into any temporary hitch, it isn't quickly discounted by the analyst crowd.

But he sought to play down the setback as a temporary hitch.

Do you see the current political problems with rolling out these renewable energy technologies as a temporary hitch?

Various proposals in Congress support these goals, along with a simpler system for admitting temporary workers.The hitch is that many Republicans consider any measure that might allow illegal immigrants to become citizens as tantamount to an amnesty that rewards unrepentant criminals, no matter how long the wait or stringent the conditions.

The performance on Sunday night, at the Byham, a restored 1904 vaudeville theater in downtown Pittsburgh, went off without a hitch except for the temporary misplacing of Ms. Tauber.

Working memory is the mechanism for the active manipulation and storage of temporary information (Baddeley, 2003; Baddeley & Hitch, 1974).

Mexico threatened to pull out of a match this year against the US men at the Alamodome over concerns about the quality of the temporary grass (the match went ahead without a hitch).

The hitch, in each case, was that the acceleration would be only temporary.

A well-known model of WM is Baddeley and Hitch's model [ 2, 3], in which WM is comprised of two separate systems for the temporary storage of verbal information ('phonological loop') and visual-spatial information ('visuo-spatial sketchpad') and a 'central executive' as a control mechanism that manipulates the information in active storage in order to perform complex cognitive tasks.