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They already have two children, so why get hitched?

He hitched up his trousers,which were raher loose.

I saw a team of oxen hitched to a broken-down wagon.

Politicians hitched rides on the promise that they would look kindly on NASA's Budget requests.

The herder tied the struggling young reindeer to a sled and hitched the sled to his snowmobile.

His orange monk's robes, hitched up to show stout boots and socks, would tangle in the bushes.

"I hitchhiked to the Channel Tunnel, got a free ride as the passenger of a French woman and hitched to Brittany," she said.

The cruise ship on which Nicklen and I hitched a ride, National Geographic Explorer, was 367 feet and 6, 000 tons.

Many believe living together before getting hitched allows couples to get used to each other's idiosyncrasies, paving the way for a smooth married life.

When it was clear that the members of the family were in bed the Grand Army man hitched his shoulders and, untangling his long legs, caught his heels on the rounds of his chair.

We've now hitched the price of corn, inextricably linked the price of corn, to the price of crude oil, and I think we can't turn the clock back, that's the way it is.

He hitched across the Europe.

Raley's heart hitched, automatically thinking disaster.

You could have hitched a ride.

Some have hitched small cars to paragliders or gyrocopters.

They met as teens and got hitched last year.

But I hitched my refusal to a post of stubbornness. No silver pants.

In Tate's version Lear lives out his last years in retirement, while Cordelia gets hitched to Edgar.

Earlier last year, Brin got hitched on a sandbar in the Bahamas; rumor has it that the bachelor party involved kite surfing on the coast of Greenland.

He turned the horse's head into the bushes, hitched him on to a bough, and made a sort of couch or nest for her in the deep mass of dead leaves.

He hitched a ride to the station.

Let's get hitched! Let's tie the knot!

More proof that Lark's marketing is now inexorably hitched to Apple's.

He hitched his pack farther over on his left shoulder, so as to take a portion of its weight from off the injured ankle.

For various stories of mine, I've crawled into black-bear dens for Sports Illustrated, hitched up dogsled racing teams for Smithsonian magazine, checked out the Lake Champlain "monster" for Science Digest, and canoed through the Boundary Waters wilderness area of Minnesota for Destinations.

Mr. Hess hitched his horse to the tree.

This deep sea creepy-crawly gave oil workers a fright, after the unexpected visitor hitched a ride on a submarine sent from a rig in the Gulf of Mexico.

I hitched up my nightgown and raked my nails across a line of mosquito bites on my leg.

My dress got hitched on a nail.