- When money has a tangible value, a lot of emotional things hitchhike on its coattails .
- No bother go back to the camp . If you get lost, just hitchhike home.
- This nonlinear change in friction force over a small change in velocity results in uncomfortable feeling when people hitchhike hydraulic lift.
- "Snoopy," he said, tugging her floppy ears in the way she liked. "I think you're going to have to hitchhike."
- How do you hitchhike?
- Hitchhiking his way across the country, Neff traveled to New York during his Christmas vacation.
- So yeah, don't bother hitchhiking, it probably won't work. But nobody's going to be tempting you to hitchhike anyways.
- Travel is cheap if you fly, and easy and free if you hitchhike.
- He offered a ride to three hitchhikers near the highway exit.
- We're going to hitchhike to the vet.
- Indeed, we scientists use metaphors all the time when we communicate with one another: we speak of selfish DNA and orphan receptors and proteins that serve as chaperones and genes that hitchhike.
- "I wish more people would hitchhike," he says. "it would restore their trust in society, something that is diminishing, especially in cities."
- No bother go back to the camp. ? If you get lost, just hitchhike home.
- But when you look closely, you see that there are all kinds of emotional things that hitchhike on it as well.
- No bother go back to the camp. If you get lost, just hitchhike home.
- We haven't recovered from the aftermath of the last big storm.
- Measures were taken to prevent the disease in the aftermath of the earthquake.
- The news media are now focusing on the triumphant aftermath of the Olympics.
- The cultural shock came from the aftermath of love.
- In the immediate aftermath, the United States showed signs of what makes it great.
- This old gentleman is to deal with the aftermath of the traffic accident.
- They also helped in the aftermath of a cyclone that hit Bangladesh last year.
- The recession and its grim aftermath offer an opportunity to do better.
- Many people were homeless in the aftermath of the earthquake.
- Brazil: take note not only of the preparations, but of the aftermath.
- They’d missed 9/11 and its dreary aftermath.
- But in the aftermath of the financial crisis, all that could change.
- The aftermath of Cablegate led to the first publicly viewable infowar.
- The aftermath of the war was a huge shock for the people in that country.
- The aftermath can be just as deadly, as it may not be possible to deliver essential supplies such as water and food to the area.
- All nations struggle in the aftermath of civil war.
- ABC of conflict and disaster Public health in the aftermath of disasters.
- In the immediate aftermath of the civil war many families were separated.
- The task of industrialization is the major one while modernization is its aftermath, and therefore secondary.
- People talked a lot about constantly getting information and doing a lot of monitoring in the aftermath.
- The aftermath of war brought a financial boom.
- The election's aftermath is likely to be more interesting than the campaign.
- The aftermath lay right in front of him, staring with open eyes.
- Aftermath goes a brief introduction the four part of this paper.
- Mental health in the aftermath of a calamity.
