She closed her eyes again and drew in a hitching, shallow breath.

Your main problem will be pulling yourself away from the hitching .

My hitching was itself enough to win the mother's disapproval, but she still asked questions intended to show me up as inappropriate for her son.

I haven't done a lick of serious hitching.

Xavier drew in a hitching, sobbing breath, felt a wave of nausea.

Veja didn't seem conscious, but she continued to make that terrible hitching, gasping sound.

He could hear a hitching, uneven quality to his voice which meant he was getting ready to blubber.

Brad recognized the zombie in spite of its hitching, shambling walk and distorted face.

Conan saw to the hitching of his chariot and the most essential of the supply carts.

I was dreading the inevitable hitching to Ullapool.

And you just said you couldn't think of anything to do-so my hitching would have been pretty pointless, wouldn't it?"

The collar ripped at his neck and he heard the hitching, strangled sounds that were coming from his own throat.

The riders laughed at Bryan and ignored the questions that he tried to shout amidst the tumult of the hitching.

In the interim, the culture of hitching has lost much of its vibrancy, as any brief tour of amazon.com suggests.

With time's passing, I find it harder to recall the emotional texture of hitching's hazards, the wretchedness or the tedium.

Richard Dawkins stated: "I know nothing at all about Francis Hitching.

In 1975 author Francis Hitching was commissioned to write a book and television documentary entitled Earth Magic.

Is that Hitchings or Hitching's?

For it was Arga, the farrier, who oversaw the hitching of the donkey cart in the gray-lit stableyard at dawn.

Francis Hitching is a British author, journalist and filmmaker; he is also a parapsychologist and a dowser.

'Bite on this, Eddie,' he said, and Eddie took a hitching, gasping breath as Richie pulled the trigger.

So Same's solution is to provide more force for high-up hitching than for low-down hitching.

Later in the decade Burgess opened the Hitching Post - described as Nashville's first women-only bar - where she regularly performed.

She made a point of crossing the rest of the yard and negotiating the fallen fence with as little hitching of her braced leg as possible.

He details his experiences hitchhiking across Japan in Hokkaido Highway Blues, later retitled Hitching Rides with Buddha.

I hitched them up and we went looking for my parents.

Old enough to be hitched, and it's been two months already.

Once you're hitched, it may feel like something has to give.

His breath hitched, as if he would say something more.

Then he hitched around in his chair and looked up at me.

"Like getting yourself hitched to a man with money and power? "

"Time to take a good look at who you're hitched to."

Another team of horses had been hitched to the front.

Then think about hitching a ride home with a friend.

I found out where they'd put Joe and hitched there to get him.

Behind it were hitched several cars, and the door to one was open right before him.

He hitched his head toward the door and began walking that way.

That often means hitching a ride with family or friends.

At last they were ready, and the horses hitched in.

I drank yet again, then hitched myself to my feet.

And he hitched all the way in about his two losers.

Most students either hitched or took a long distance coach.

He swiftly hitched himself to one side, back against wall.

He met his wife on the road; she was hitching in the other direction.

He hitched his horse and sat down by her for a moment on the step.

"Which one of you am I hitching a ride with?"

He squeezed her hand and hitched over onto his side.

My voice hitched again with the emotion of that moment.

"I'm not done yet," he said in the dark with a voice that hitched.

One thing leads to another, and the two are eventually hitched.

But recently he has been able to keep talking without a hitch.

The first day did not go off without a hitch.

Yet their plan had thus far gone without a hitch.

The system has been working for about five years now, with never a hitch.

So far everything had come off almost without a hitch.

But the first part at least went without a hitch.

The hitch is only two years, and the change might do you good.

So long as the work went without a hitch, he had a free hand.

At first, the plan seems to go off without a hitch.

The first part of their plan went off without a hitch.

The rest of the show, I think, went off without a hitch.

Hitch has come in and made a good difference himself.

The first house, the one with the mother and daughter, went without a hitch.

The hitch is, the family members never share what they know with one another.

The program went without a hitch, but it kept me on the go.

I told him any hitch in the program, he'd have to tell you about it himself.

A few hours later the drive was running like new again, and the night went without a hitch.

The trip was well run and went off without a hitch.

But there is a major hitch that he must work through.

I hope all your plans go forward without a hitch.

She heard her voice hitch, made the effort to level it.

For all the talk, however, the event went off without a hitch.

It can also be heard during the end of the movie Hitch.

The only hitch is that they might have to get shot at once in a while.

This has been the first real test, and it went without a hitch.

I have to hitchhike a little bit every day, no matter what.

I used to hitchhike a bit in the early '90s.

With little money, he has to hitchhike his way across the country.

To get there, he had to hitchhike five miles a day.

Hitchhiked all around the world for 18 years, 1955 to 1973.

Go on now, get down the road a piece before you start hitchhiking.

Maybe I will try to do some sea - hitchhiking.

He could not hope to hitchhike, with that mark on him.

He goes hitchhiking again, but is picked up by the police.

He left high school in his senior year and hitchhiked around the country.

I guess it would be necessary to hitchhike often which.

Maybe he hitchhiked and got a ride out of the area.

Over a few days in 2001, he killed three men who had picked him up hitchhiking.

The sisters said they hitchhiked the rest of the way.

They had been hitchhiking across the country since then with no particular destination in mind.

In her own time, she is also investigating the history of hitchhiking.

He hitchhiked to Oregon in 1933 at the age of 16.

He then walked out and was able to hitchhike a ride.

Did anyone watch that documentary on hitchhiking not so long back?

He then hitchhiked back across the country and returned to Paris.

Very little data is available regarding the safety of hitchhiking.

Cruising, he had long ago decided, was a lot like hitchhiking.

If he succeeded, what were they going to do, hitchhike?

The Big cities are a real problem, try to hitchhike through it, or make fast some friends.

We wish to hitchhike in your minds for a few years.