Had it hitched a ride on the rings of Saturn?
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My son hitched a ride and we had a perfect day.
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Macron had evidently hitched a ride with Trump in his motorcade vehicle.
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Others hitched a ride, hanging off a tractor trailer headed for Tapachula.
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He sold everything and hitched a ride with another bunch of so-called balseros.
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A fugitive pathogen called Yersinia pestis that likely hitched a ride on flea-infested rats.
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Babagana had hitched a ride from Maiduguri with her uncle and his friend on Sunday.
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The result was the ESA-led Huygens lander, which hitched a ride with Cassini to Saturn.
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López hitched a ride to Yankee Stadium with Chapman — another trip, albeit shorter, for more cuts.
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The first solar sailing spacecraft hitched a ride on the same rocket as the atomic clock.
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Then they hitched a ride to Ted Stevens International, a few miles away — and made the flight.
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She had left home and hitched a ride to Houston after she finished high school in 1992.
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After three years he hitched a ride to Manhattan to make his fortune in Washington Square Park.
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Smaller animals, like the rat and the cat, hitched a ride on the back of the ox.
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For the third and final class, I hitched a ride again with my two 20-something friends.
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When the last of the carnival's fireworks had fizzled out, Babr hitched a ride back to the university.
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Afterward, Mr. Intrater hitched a ride back to New York on the private jet of another wealthy donor.
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The species is native to Africa, hitched a ride over during the slave trade, and rapidly infested Latin America.
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It started with the opening sketch, in which Mr. Kimmel hitched a ride to the ceremony with several celebrities.
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Trilobites About two weeks ago, a satellite called Iceye-X1 hitched a ride into orbit aboard an Indian rocket.
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But on a recent morning, he hitched a ride with me to go check in on some of them.
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The library hitched a ride on Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster in February after Spivak caught Musk's attention on Twitter.
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They happily hitched a ride in my ears from San Francisco to Barcelona and then back home to New York.
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The species was originally native to Africa, hitched a ride over during the slave trade, and rapidly infested Latin America.
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The plant may have been brought to the New World intentionally, or may have hitched a ride in livestock feed.
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I had no strength left, and then I took my clothes, I hitched a ride and went to the hospital.
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Aedes aegypti, for instance, isn't native to South America; it hitched a ride over from Africa during the slave trade.
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Heidi Heitkamp hitched a ride to her home state of North Dakota, where Trump gave a speech on tax reform.
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And each of these times the extenders caboose hitched a ride, they did so largely without pay-fors or offsets.
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Earlier that morning, around 8 o'clock, I had hitched a ride from the winery to this patch of vines above Damery.
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The spacecraft hitched a ride to Earth orbit on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on February 22 from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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It turned out that Candy had hitched a ride with her human parents by curling up in one of their bags.
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Sharks off the coast of Australia "hitched a ride" on moving tectonic plates all the way to New Guinea, researchers said.
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On a recent morning, she had hitched a ride from her home in South Dakota, just steps across the state line.
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He hitched a ride with a Butte County sheriff out of Magalia into Chico when the Camp fire broke out last week.
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Because the researchers analyzed only a fraction of all the tsunami debris, many more species might have hitched a ride, Carlton says.
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Before taking the stage to host the 2016 Emmy Awards ceremony, Kimmel hitched a ride with a few of Primetime's most beloved.
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Hundreds of species — mostly invertebrates like mussels, sea anemones and crabs — hitched a ride across the Pacific from Asia on floating debris.
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LOS ANGELES — Justin Thomas, 24, hitched a ride last week on Tiger Woods's private plane to the Genesis Open at Riviera Country Club.
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He spent some five months in a Texas prison, then hitched a ride to Houston where he made his home under the highway.
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She just so happened to be heading across the pond for some thea-tre and hitched a ride on the Roy's private plane.
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Peyton and his 4-year-old twins Mosley and Marshall are in Anaheim right now, and hitched a ride with Mickey, Minnie and co.
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In a different account, he said he hitched a ride with "an unknown female," according to a probable cause affidavit, reports the Houston Chronicle.
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Arita's sneakers were stolen in Guatemala; the flip flops she bought to replace them fell off when she hitched a ride on a truck.
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The father immediately hitched a ride with a friend to the harbor where he spent the next nine days on duty — witnessing unimaginable tragedy.
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First there were highlighters, then nail polishes, heck, even Starbucks hitched a ride on the train and created a pink-and-blue Unicorn Frappuccino.
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From a monkey that hitched a ride on the back of a goat to rats that comfort abandoned kittens, animals can form unlikely friendships.
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It had been collected by NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper, which hitched a ride on Chandrayaan 1, India's first lunar probe, in 2008 and 2009.
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Among the dead were the bus driver, two female teachers and an unidentified person who hitched a ride on the bus, Mr. Saxena said.
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The white American photographer Danny Lyon hitched a ride to Cairo, Illinois to hear Lewis address a demonstration about the disgraces of Jim Crow law.
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Landing on Titan The European Space Agency–built Huygens lander hitched a ride on Cassini, detached, and actually touched down on the surface of Titan.
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They call Barneo for a helicopter and are delighted to find Hamidaddin has hitched a ride, rightfully joining her team at the pole after all.
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AND FINALLY Let's go This iguana must be in no rush to get to where it's going, since it hitched a ride on a tortoise.
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There's a theory called panspermia that life on Earth hitched a ride here on an asteroid, and some basic molecules seeded the planet with life.
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Anyway, after I hiked back out of the jungle, hitched a ride to the airport and flew back to Heathrow, I made my way home.
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The 2011 tsunami in Japan unleashed a huge exodus of marine life that hitched a ride on floating debris all the way to North America.
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Kardashian West still had to bring her kids to school in the morning — and sister Kourtney Kardashian's three children also hitched a ride with their aunt.
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Albopictus mosquitoes were not even found in North America until the 1980s, when they hitched a ride from Southeast Asia inside used tires shipped to Texas.
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Just feast your eyes on this one intrepid raccoon who hitched a ride on the back of a garbage truck in our nation's capital Friday morning.
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By destroying Cassini, NASA ensures the spacecraft will never accidentally wander near the moons and contaminate them with microbes that may have hitched a ride from Earth.
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Apple itself has just hitched a ride on the ceramic bandwagon with its new top-of-the-line Apple Watch encased in a crisp white ceramic shell.
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I hitched a ride a time or two myself, and I have to admit, it was a welcome respite from pounding the pavement in the hot sun.
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By destroying Cassini, NASA is making sure the spacecraft — and the Earth microbes that may have hitched a ride on it — aren't going to contaminate those alien worlds.
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But he soon discovers that Ford has left The Cradle and hitched a ride inside his mind, able to appear to Bernard at will — and give him commands.
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López Obrador left Gerónimo behind to fix the tire while he hitched a ride with the government spies who had been following them everywhere in a Volkswagen beetle.
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When he heard about Alton Sterling, Allston hitched a ride to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he picked up a paintbrush to contribute to the city's anguish and healing.
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Ms. Grant offered her couch, and despite reservations about being a burden, Ms Matthews hitched a ride to Ms Grant's quiet bungalow, where she spent a peaceful night.
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As anyone who has ever hitched a ride through Didi can tell you, finding a female driver can be a tall order regardless of the time of day.
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There's the normally passive Bernard, who finally stands up and embraces his own agency by deleting Dr. Ford (Anthony Hopkins) code that's hitched a ride inside his robot brain.
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It is unclear whether Mars 3 had time to unleash the delightfully weird Prop-M mobile robot, which had hitched a ride on both landers, before contact was lost.
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The 21-year-old's wild night started when he hitched a ride to West Virginia to drink and hang with his high school friends who went off to college.
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Like this koala, who hitched a ride with a farmer on his quad bike after nearly ending up in a pond, frightened by some dogs, according to 7 News.
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The next morning, she said, she awoke at 4 and hitched a ride into the valley so she could apply for a tarp to stop it from raining indoors.
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Although it's just one for now—and it could have hitched a ride on someone's fishing gear, or another way—it's the first confirmed sighting in these inland waters.
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So she hitched a ride to court in a clunky old pickup driven by a man known as One-Eyed Jay, for the black patch he wore over one eye.
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Smoke from devastating wildfires burning from California to British Columbia has traveled all the way across the Atlantic Ocean, having hitched a ride with west-to-east moving storm systems.
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Soon after the island was liberated by US forces in 1944, brown tree snakes appeared -- it is thought they hitched a ride there as stowaways on an American cargo ship.
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The next afternoon, White hitched a ride downtown to the Emass office, where one of the company's bond-compliance officers, Nick Buss, clipped a black box around his left ankle.
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When her limo got a flat tire on the way to her wedding ceremony in Milford, Arsenault did what any determined bride would do – she hitched a ride to the venue.
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In season one, Julia (Stella Maeve), the show's female lead, summoned a goddess, only to realize she'd been tricked by the god Reynard, who hitched a ride on her summoning ritual.
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IT WAS MIDDAY when the lorry on which your correspondent had hitched a ride pulled out of the factory yard in Yopougon, an industrial suburb of Abidjan, Ivory Coast's commercial capital.
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Nobody's certain where it originated, but over the past few decades, the fungus has hitched a ride around the world on muddy shoes and in suitcases, by air and by sea.
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When I hitched a ride in one, a white and orange General Motors Cruise autonomous vehicle during a press event in San Francisco on Tuesday, every movement was a cause for alarm.
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If you live in Southern California and you've ordered one of those fancy new smart refrigerators in the past few weeks, it may have hitched a ride to you on a robotruck.
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The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, hitched a ride off the planet on a SpaceX Falcon 9 earlier this year, and has already snapped its first image of the galactic sky.
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"It's also trade," he said, pointing to airport malaria, in which people in airports have become infected with malaria through mosquitoes that have hitched a ride on a plane or in food.
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As for how the critter may have entered the bash -- there are a ton of plants and foliage intertwined with the dessert spread -- so you gotta imagine he hitched a ride inside.
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The cameras hitched a ride to the ISS on the SpaceX CRS-3 launch in April 2014, and have been operated by high schoolers since, in the coolest extra-curricular activity ever.
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There's also a matter of seeding physical information in the outer reaches of our galactic reach, but Arch has already hitched a ride on one rocket, so how hard can it be?
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On Tuesday afternoon, the police said, Mr. Oates, 32, was killed in Lower Manhattan, crushed under the wheels of a truck to which he had clung as he hitched a ride with his skateboard.
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US spaceflight startup Rocket Lab put three commercial satellites into orbit during its rocket launch this past weekend — but it turns out there was another satellite that hitched a ride on the vehicle too.
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While it's unknown exactly which city the singer hitched a ride in, the star told one fan she was on the way "to the studio" after he admonished her for not working on her album.
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After planting a massive detonator in the enemy's submarine base, the ocean's James Bond, aka this sea lion, heroically hitched a ride on this passing getaway boat — narrowly escaping certain death and saving the world.
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The luckless Moorish geckos cannot use their claws and toe pads independently, and the only place they can keep their pads clean on Giraglia island is the concrete power plant they hitched a ride over on.
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This baby panda obviously knows that crawling from point A to B on its own is for commoners, which is why it hitched a ride on its human to the other side of the panda enclosure.
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CHICO, California — Pam Denna and her husband thought they would be able to go home when they hitched a ride with friends Thursday morning to escape the Camp fire as it tore through Paradise in Northern California.
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After he crossed the finish line in the 103 St. Louis Olympic marathon to thunderous applause, it was discovered that Lorz had hitched a ride in a car for 210 of the 2000 miles of the race.
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But one day, as Sarno hitched a ride from a friend he was living with in Scotland, he spotted an envelope sticking out of the car's side compartment and discovered a letter addressed to him from Turnbull.
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The sign hitched a ride on a weather balloon to an altitude of 90,000 feet, which is not considered space-proper (that'd be above the Kármán line, at 330,000 feet) but is in the near-space sphere.
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They saw that the virus hitched a ride on immune cells to a nearby lump of immune tissue called a lymph node (the same swellings you can feel under your jaw when you have a bad cold).
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The 16-year-old, who rejects air travel because of the high levels of greenhouse gas emissions involved, hitched a ride aboard the 48-foot vessel belonging to an Australian couple that sailed from the port of Hampton.
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By the time Ajay was invited to join a separate advisory group — this one established by the Oppenheimers' foundation — he had a private plane, an eight-seat Hawker, said Mr. Spicer, who once hitched a ride aboard it.
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And after their lunch at elBulli — which cost Ms. Suen $466 Canadian dollars — they hitched a ride back to Barcelona with one of the restaurant's sommeliers, whom they had befriended over the course of 3.5 hours and 503 plates.
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Villanelle Armed with superhero pajamas, Crocs, and all the antibiotics she could need, Villanelle exits the trunk of the strangers she hitched a ride back to England with, only arousing suspicion when one of the sleeping children spots her exit.
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Mr. Willeford had already used his weapon to take a crack at the gunman fleeing the First Baptist Church, and once he hitched a ride with Mr. Langendorff, he kept a bead on Mr. Kelley until the law finally arrived.
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Dickinson surfs the sometimes breathless language with ease, and if she's a different physical type from the real-life Lucy, the actress compels attention in her own right and not simply because she has hitched a ride on a legend.
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At the same time, Mr. Calderon said, Ms. Calderon was walking roughly two miles to a Food King grocery story about a mile north of the border, where he believes she hitched a ride with a good Samaritan heading across the international bridge.
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With our photographer, Librado Romero, I hitched a ride to Mogadishu in a seatless and astonishingly noisy Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport, then rented a car and raced northwest through the night three hours to an American encampment at a disused Somali air base.
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The SFTS virus might not have hitched a ride to the U.S. with the tick, but it turns out there's already a tickborne disease, caused by the closely related Heartland virus and spread by the Lone Star tick, that can be found in the same region.
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Five years ago, the investment banker Aryeh B. Bourkoff, on his own after having left UBS, hitched a ride on the private plane of the billionaire John C. Malone and pitched a deal: Now was the time for the mogul to get back into the telecommunications business.
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Collins shook Trump's hand and accompanied him on a visit to the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta last Friday, while Gaetz hitched a ride on Air Force One on Monday before learning while still on the plane that he had contact with the CPAC attendee.
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Fraser, who wasn't involved in the study published in Science, co-authored a 2010 study describing how several types of mollusks, crustaceans, and a sea spider from several subantarctic islands had hitched a ride on floating seaweed for a 310-mile trip to New Zealand that lasted several weeks.
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I hitched a ride up to Cleveland with some friends because it was summer, and the thought of growing up and going to college terrified me, and I wanted to place two hands at the edge of summer and stretch it out for as long as I could.
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The limited-government-grow-the-pie faction is itself split between the Never Trumpers — who've refused to prostitute themselves to Trump's serial lying, cozying up to Russia and other madness — and those who've hitched a ride on Trump's wagon to get their tax cuts, conservative judges and deregulation.
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In late 2014, Czech scientists bolstered the idea that these organic compounds may have hitched a ride to Earth on a meteorite when they were able to form complex DNA and RNA organic compounds such as uracil and thymine using starting chemicals found in meteorites, and operating under conditions found in outer space.
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I learned that the reason the lake had become so clear was that it had been invaded by a dastardly pair of bivalves — the zebra and quagga mussels — which had hitched a ride on a shipping barge from either the Black or Caspian Seas and then quietly but ceaselessly colonized the lake.
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The 75-year-old music legend hitched a ride with The Late Late Show host to film a special extended version of Carpool Karaoke, stopping off at a number of iconic Beatles locations such as Penny Lane and McCartney's boyhood home — where he first learned to play music with John Lennon and George Harrison.
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Google's new convertible hitched a ride through two countries and an autonomous territory, from the neon-lit, Mario Kart racing streets of Akihabara to the gadget markets of Shenzhen to the densely packed hostels of Hong Kong's Chunking Mansions, where the showers are the toilets and the landlord bangs on your door after midnight, demanding payment.
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Mia even hitched a ride with Elvis in a pink Cadillac to the ceremony, and from the sound of it, planning the wedding was a lot easier than the honeymoon... They also offer traditional weddings, but no one would expect that from a guy who watches marathon sets of his own films ... for the sake of art.
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The reader knows from the start that Polly has done something unforgivable: She has walked away from her husband and 3-year-old daughter at the beach, left a note in their holiday rental and hitched a ride into an unknown future, jumping out at Belleville when the driver tried to put a hand on her knee.
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Two supporters who were scheduled to campaign on the ground for him — Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky and Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida — hitched a ride home Monday night on Air Force One instead, to deal with legislative matters in Washington or attend the transfer of remains for two soldiers killed over the weekend in Afghanistan.
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This past week alone, Tiffany tagged along with her father as he gave a speech on infrastructure in Ohio; hitched a ride with him on Air Force One to Mar-a-Lago for Easter weekend (where they also attended an holiday church service together); and returned with the president to Washington, D.C. for the annual White House Easter egg roll.
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He even hitched a ride on Air Force One with Trump in December, and he was standing with the president as he went to take the stage that night in a rally that was ostensibly to talk about economy, but had the added benefit of being in the same media market as Mobile, Alabama, four days before the Senate special election in that state.
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And then there's Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Assistant House Speaker self-quarantines out of 'abundance of caution' MORE, a Florida Republican congressman who hitched a ride in the presidential limousine and then on Air Force One, only to be informed in mid-flight that he'd been exposed to someone who'd tested positive for the virus.
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VA. Raleigh NORTH CAROLINA Detail area S.C. 264 NORTH CAROLINA 12 23 SwAn QUARTER FERRY TERMINAL OUTER BANKS Pamlico Sound Ocracoke OCRACOKE ISLAND 20 miles By The New York Times To get to Ocracoke on Saturday morning, a photographer and I hitched a ride with an extremely unofficial five-man volunteer relief crew who said they had helped pull people from floods during Hurricane Harvey in Houston in 2017 and Hurricane Florence in the Carolinas last year.
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