Примери за hitching

• Yet the merchants were essential in the effort to reform local economies by hitching them to the colonial market - and to the body of corporate nations beyond.

• Of course, by hitching ourselves to the deutschmark, we are hitching ourselves to something that is unpredictable.

• He also made some remarks about hitching my wagon to a star.

• Let the registrar who did the hitching do the unhitching.

• Another scenario is of people hitching a lift and declaring that they will be seeking asylum, but not doing so immediately and disappearing underground.

• It seems to some of us to be about as appropriate as a healthy person hitching a lift in an ambulance.

• What has happened is not only a question of putting the cart before the horse but of hitching the horse back to front even in that unusual position.

• If free trade is the virtue that he describes, there would be no harm in hitching ourselves to such a rapidly growing market and major industrial power.

• Fearing that delay would ensue, those friends and neighbours have taken action by hitching up their tractors to the trailers, lorries, char-a-bancs and so forth, and have removed the travellers.

• What is the point of hitching ourselves to a devil's bandwagon that could draw us into an economy that could be under severe strain in a short time?

• He winds up hitching a ride on the back of a motorcycle with an older man.

• Before the 1940s, each manufacturer used their own systems for hitching, or attaching their implements to their tractors.

• The trails were developed in the late 1980s for horseback riding, and are well-equipped with watering holes and hitching posts.

• The three then begin their journey across the country by hitching rides in semi-trucks transporting incomplete sections of houses from one location to another.

• Once, hitching a ride with a reporter, he expressed disgust at the auto's overflowing ash tray.