hitch造句

Can I hitch a ride with you?

The conference came off without a hitch.

The ceremony went off without a hitch.

The question is: where is the hitch?

"Officially the big hitch is pricing," Dadwal said.

He heard the hitch of her breath in her chest.

I only want to hitch a ride home.

I see an old man hitch along on his stick.

The first was a salutary reminder that infectious disease can hitch a plane ride anywhere.

He gave his sock a hitch when he fell it slipping down.

The rest are all hitch-hikers, mainly harmless bacteria that have evolved with us.

But in stars bigger than 100 solar masses or so, there's a hitch.

Not every interview goes off without a hitch, so don't beat yourself up if you flubbed an answer or two.

Because Heathrow's two runways operate at close to capacity, even the smallest hitch can cause flight delays.

A driver of a car has just picked up a hitch-hiker on highway to give him a lift to the city proper.

And when you get that sensation, you really want to hitch to that train, because you know someone might do something very personal to them.

That makes the duo the oldest known fossil evidence of hitch-hiking behavior, or phoresy, in a large group of mites called the Astigmata.

Made in Italy is a powerful brand in itself, all over the world; what the museum does is hitch Gucci very firmly to that phrase.

It looks as if someone wrenched a wing off a large jetliner and perched it, tip up, atop a trailer hitch on the boat's middle hull.

How they work: To get off the ground from a runway, a hypersonic plane would either hitch a ride on a conventional plane, or have its own conventional jet engine.

All of the rehearsals had proceeded without a hitch and all of the hoopla surrounding the buildup to the Olympics had passed by without a major incident or controversy.