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    Use "hitchhike" in a sentence

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    1. Richard Rowinski would come in first thing in the morning and he would attend one or two classes and then he would hitchhike home on the highway and not be at school the rest of the day


    2. She paced the walkways of the park, never too far from her phone, returned to it, called again and said that she would wait another fifteen minutes before attempting to hitchhike to San José, then sat, staring at the telephone and battling a whole new set of worries: Caroline had a history of betrayals, and Beth had heard her described as cunning and evil


    3. Had she just made a terrible mistake? Should she go now and hitchhike, or would that be more stupid because of the chance of a police car in the line of traffic? Then it came to her: Sylvia might possibly help


    4. If we can find a road, we can hitchhike to the nearest city


    5. to hitchhike into medical school


    6. 2B mimic meme's that hitchhike and parasitically stow away on pirate frequencies


    7. I just wish your ex-girlfriend wouldn't try to hitchhike on our popularity


    8. He thought of it as a means of taking Sophia to the lake house for it was, somehow, a one-and-a-half-hour trip from the town proper, and he did not want them to walk, nor to hitchhike with deer hunters


    9. Lydia thought about all those times her own mother had told her to stand up straight, stop slouching, hold the book away from her face, moisturize, wear a bra to bed, always suck in her stomach, and never hitchhike, and she wanted to slap herself for not following every single stupid piece of advice that had ever come out of the woman’s mouth


    10. I hung up the phone feeling more relieved that I didn’t have to hitchhike than worried about the snow

    11. From there we’d have no option but to hitchhike the final forty-five miles to Sierra City


    12. I went into the whole PCT shebang, explaining about the trail and the record snowpack and the complicated way I had to hitchhike to get to Old Station


    13. I pulled out my maps and traced a route I could hitchhike back to the PCT and then set to work trying to get a ride, feeling self-conscious in my metal-gray boots made of tape


    14. “Did you hitchhike here?” asked the man


    15. How do I run? I could hitchhike


    1. They had hitchhiked across to Russia and had


    2. They spoke via cell phone the morning of November 15, then X hitchhiked [he did not have a car or driver’s license] to Westerly where he remained until he returned to the apartment and found Mike 4 days dead on the bathroom floor, naked


    3. [I hitchhiked from Istanbul to the UK, enjoying many delicious food filled days in Italy, spending an average of €2


    4. I could have hitchhiked in, but, well


    5. Gladys hitchhiked most of the way to Kentucky, riding the occasional bus when she grew tired of thumbing rides and being passed up


    1. There, a young couple from Idaho with a two-year-old in a stroller, delighted with Beth’s adventurous account of hitchhiking to the park from McAllen, cheerfully offered to take them back


    2. That pretty much made the idea of hitchhiking out sit on the back


    3. When hitchhiking with truckers, I get offered beer fairly regularly


    4. “As a child who suffered from crippling and irrational fears, Jamie was not the typical candidate to start hitchhiking alone through Europe


    5. as a student, she was hitchhiking through Europe


    6. hitchhiking, she did not bother to report the rape or even to tell anyone that it had


    7. Hector then entered Edinburg Junior College, which required hitchhiking 30 miles each day to get there


    8. Maybe, he was just tired of hitchhiking


    9. Says he's been hitchhiking across the country for a couple of weeks, but can't produce a single name of anyone he rode with or anywhere he stayed


    10. “Are you really hitchhiking, or are you just pulling my leg?”

    11. He spent some of his formative years hitchhiking and hiking around the great state of Alaska


    12. helped via its protruded hitchhiking thumb


    13. Although growing up in a loving ‘Christian’ family and environment, the realization occurred after leaving school at 17, hitchhiking around New Zealand solo – on the road for months - at 17, and then joining the NZ Prison Service at 21, that philosophical and scientific knowledge desired about proof of God’s existence was wanting in addition to my existing faith


    14. The prismatic snow under the distant sun, the unfathomable cold and the foraging elk and the mourning buffalo, the agonizing uncertainty and the thrilling spontaneity of hitchhiking across the country reminded him how much beauty and wonder there is in the world


    15. He told me of his own preference not to hold out his thumb in the standard hitchhiking


    16. By the time we paid our bill, we’d decided that when we hiked away from Belden in the morning, we’d follow a combination of lower-elevation jeep roads and the PCT for about fifty miles before hitchhiking a bypass of a socked-in section of the trail in Lassen Volcanic National Park, catching the PCT again at a place called Old Station


    17. It occurred to me that maybe I was perhaps a tiny bit of a hobo, given all the time I’d spent hitchhiking and bypassing, but I didn’t think it wise to mention that


    18. “Casselli believes she is hitchhiking to Rome


    19. I have heard that Hedy is alive and well and that she is hitchhiking to Rome


    20. “He said that Hedy left his house last night and was hitchhiking to Rome

    21. Thus began a four-month-long odyssey of hitchhiking, cheap motels, and the obligatory speakeasies that had become Gladys’s only social outlet


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    Synonyms for "hitchhike"

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    "hitchhike" definitions

    travel by getting free rides from motorists