Hitch used in a sentence

Hitch in a sentence as a noun

For them, flu is not a disease, but rather a simple hitch-hiker.

You can teach kids group theory before calculus without a hitch.

Running over a trailer hitch at 70mph is a major accident.

I use it to sync to my Nook, handle book metadata, convert from format to format, all without a hitch.

He said he saw engineers pull the wires from dozens of routers handling GBs of data -- all without a hitch.

Hitch in a sentence as a verb

For a lark I'm going to take an old project that has been running for years without a hitch and I'm going to retro-actively add tests to the code.

Too bad we rarely get a postmortem on ******* insane production hackery that actually goes off without a hitch.

If they're going to either be suddenly shut down or have prohibitive, anti-startup pricing applied to them then why should we hitch our wagon to their horse?

I love the fact that the author thinks Windows is unsuitable because the people who are using it for displays don't know how to turn off a screensaver, but somehow those same people will magically understand how to run Linux without a hitch.