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Sentence Examples Just under an hour later, TJ and Lew were hitching up the wagon to the baler while the girls looked on amused. His actions in the early '70s were motivated by his desire to achieve political notoriety by hitching his wagon to the anti-war zeitgeist. As he strolled across the main street, Hoss saw Adam's Sport saddled and tied to the hitching rail outside the livery. Attaching the attachment has become much simpler with the development of easy-to-operate hitching systems. There's an unspoken rule when hitching that polite listening is compulsory, arguing outlawed. She has a wonderful habit, while trying to hide the escaped prisoner, of hitching up her skirt and tittuping across the stage in high heels. His strategy of hitching Mexico's economy even more tightly to that of the US has only mired the country in a deeper slump. The splinter bar serves for hitching the wheel horses, and has for this purpose four trace hooks. He's always been an outdoorsy type, ever since he was a kid hitching his way across the dead heart. Lift up the right hip as far as it will go, hitching it up towards the ribcage. She says she had always hoped to go back to Russia, after spending her gap-year there while all her friends were hitching around India. If you're hitching on an interstate it's best to try to hitch from highway onramps. Unlike the Paris to Dakar rally, where every car has a support vehicle, if we break down in the Sahara we'll be hitching our way out. The playsuit was a dream on the scooter, no awkward hitching up of skirt, and I had total freedom of movement. Even hitching to Brighton, where I have supportive friends, would be a nightmare from here. Julie Felix came to England in 1964 after leaving California and hitching through Europe with a duffel bag and guitar. I'd been hitching around Australia and New Zealand not knowing what was happening to my sight, so at least it all made sense. We'd save money by hitching and sleeping in train stations or anywhere we could doss down for a couple of hours. Jo Jo was hitching rides down to her home in Callan, Co Kilkenny, when she disappeared. Treading the beat and hitching rides around the vast air base, he is constantly on the move checking on his international flock. Show More Sentences Children are dicing with death hitching rides on the back of moving vehicles. The ride in an Audi 200 is akin to hitching a lift on the back of a horse drawn carriage. I saw one leading Angel Wing up to the lead cart and hitching him to the other horses there. Joe unwrapped Cochise's reins from the hitching rail and backed the pinto out into the street, where he vaulted into the saddle. She thinks the spontaneity of hitching up your van on a Friday night and setting off into the wild blue yonder is part of carvanning's new appeal. From my low vantage point I noticed the back bumper of a bus we were behind had inverted nails fixed to it, presumably to keep freeloaders from hitching a ride. You could accuse him of hitching a lift on the back of Greek tragedy. But is hitching your company to a star really the right move? So this week I have been mostly hitching my wagon to VitaminQ's star. I saw four horses trot slowly down the path to the hitching posts. From the perspective of the mentees, there is something demeaning about hitching their boat to an elegant cabin cruiser and being towed along in its wake. They scan the flocks of seabirds and waders and warblers intently, because they know that, in the midst of a thousand common birds, there may be one rare bird hitching a ride. So far, though, the only hurt has been felt by the nearly half-million bus riders who have spent a month hitching, carpooling, walking or skipping work altogether. Then, as the car pulled away, he again began his slow movements with the girl delicately balanced on the hitching post. I've seen a few people hitching with suitcases, but that's weird. There, the city is apparently requiring the hitching post Lakeside Chapel to officiate gay weddings. The ride is akin to hitching a lift on the back of a horse drawn carriage. There had been a time when the older boys came to school on horseback, hitching their horses to a hitching post. The two girls who were camping went to the hitching post to buy some hot dogs and buns for the wiener roast. Gamboling on to the next shot, he was forever tucking in his shirttail and hitching his pants. Show More Sentences Joe and Hoss tied their horses to the hitching post before going into the bank. We arrived in Delhi stony broke, and resigned ourselves to selling the van and hitching home. By hitching a ride with high altitude winds, dust can be carried across the North Atlantic Ocean during the summer Atlantic hurricane season. I was also attracted by the lonely green plant, which sits next to the hitching post at left. But after a bit he would return, apparently only having left to tie Rudolph to the hitching post. For the uninitiated, a hitching post was a fixture to which a rider would tie his or her horse so it wouldn't wander off. As you look to the year ahead, consider your New Year's resolution not as a hitching post, but as a guidepost. With its linear structure, nostalgic glow and distinct lack of surprises, Secretariat seems to have wandered into cinemas after leaving its TV movie hitching post. Examples from Classical Literature Below it lay the Plaza with its flagpole, its hitching racks for horses and oxen. Taking my thirty-eight-foot rope I threw a single-hand diamond, hitching the lady good and hard to mare and cargo. Surly as an old dog, Brenchfield loosened the reins from the hitching post. The horses which had brought it there were tied to a hitching post a little way off, and a man stood in the back by the tailboard. In front of the pool hall, men sat on the hitching rail watching the farm girls go by. At the hitching post in front was the pony cart and the fat pony of sickening memory. He sprang out and tied the steaming horse to the hitching post. The work was done handily and cheaply by the labor-saving plan of hitching a locomotive to a plough. But Mr. Jenney was hitching the horse and throwing a blanket over him. Out in the barn we would be hitching up the horses, still hot and sweaty from the morning's haying. When I was a teenager, kids my age had no cars, so we all depended on hitching rides of any distance by thumbing at the passing traffic. He tethered the mule to a hitching post and led Lily into the barber shop. Riccardo tied the cart to a hitching post on the side of the street. He must be standing at the hitching post in front of the store. This is the only kind of hitching post that a broncho needs. And he led her horse to a hitching post, where he tied the animal fast. So I said, as lightly as I could, that I did not know anything of hitching, and that I wasn't broken to harness at all yet. They all donned pirate clothes cut off at the knee, shaved smartly, and tumbled up, with the true nautical roll and hitching their trousers. By hitching his healthy though unspectacular pair of goatlike ponies to a traveling home, Ratliff is able to access a large and scattered group of customers. He would advance his fore legs and drag up his body with a sort of hitching movement, when he would advance his fore legs and hitch ahead again for a few more inches. Find more words! 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