Oscar Sunday went off without a hitch — or, rather, host.
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But the meeting didn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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But the next morning didn't go off without a hitch.
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Hopefully, you'll make it to the polls without a hitch.
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The bride says the surprise went off without a hitch.
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This night is going to go off without a hitch.
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And it all has to work together without a hitch.
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The proposal, which goes off without a hitch, is magical.
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But once inside Yokohama Stadium, everything went without a hitch.
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Confirmation day arrives and everything goes off without a hitch.
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YouTube's platform changes don't always go off without a hitch.
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It's entirely possible the service will launch without a hitch.
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But otherwise, my game was going off without a hitch.
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They did, and the show went off without a hitch.
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Resurrections are rare; resurrections without a hitch are even rarer.
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As expected, the Senate passed the bill without a hitch.
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In the end, the production went off without a hitch.
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People watched the entire cricket World Cup without a hitch.
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The first embryo implanted in Audrey took without a hitch.
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"The transports went off without a hitch," Roberts tells PEOPLE.
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The rollout has not come off without a hitch, however.
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Twice, he made it through the airport without a hitch.
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Mark Searles and Emily Volz did it without a hitch.
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In the end, the games went off without a hitch.
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Without a hitch I crossed the international bridge to Roma.
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So, did the whole thing come off without a hitch?
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Fortunately for Musk, Sunday's launch went off without a hitch.
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Despite Lagerfeld's absence, the show still went on without a hitch.
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All of that travel went off without a hitch, Niall said.
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The night did not go off entirely without a hitch, though.
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My presentation goes off without a hitch, much to my surprise.
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The last launch, in late March, went off without a hitch.
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So far, this remarkable mission has gone off without a hitch.
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Much to my disbelief, the RNC went off without a hitch.
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No worries, though, the makeup tutorial goes off without a hitch.
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The retreat would go off without a hitch 21993 days later.
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The first leg of her journey went off without a hitch.
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Their first set as a pair goes off without a hitch.
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I downloaded and ran most of the demonstrations without a hitch.
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They have run without a hitch for almost eight years now.
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But of course, the whole thing went off without a hitch.
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Seems like the Peach Pit experience went off without a hitch.
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The Bronx material made the trip to Cuba without a hitch.
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To date, all of these launches have gone off without a hitch.
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Wrong. This wouldn't be Riverdale if everything went off without a hitch.
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On October 9, Proyecto de Apoyo Mutuo Mariana opened without a hitch.
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Let the pairings ahead take you through Labor Day without a hitch.
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"My surgery went off without a hitch," she wrote in Lenny Letter.
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ESA fully expects the orbital insertion to go off without a hitch.
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Not all of the actor's stunts go off without a hitch, however.
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Lambert's concert in Singapore went ahead all the same, without a hitch.
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As for 6ix9ine -- his San Antonio show went off without a hitch.
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Scar makes sure his plan goes off without a hitch from above.
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Everything onscreen works without a hitch, Mario Kart just like I remember.
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The machinery of empire and pervasive coercion sustained itself without a hitch.
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For three months, he made his $410 loan payments without a hitch.
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Not that the rest of the trip went off without a hitch.
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Dressing up that night for the premiere went off without a hitch.
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I was admittedly surprised the Yandex ride went off without a hitch.
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The rest of the call, generally speaking, went off without a hitch.
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Crew Dragon's uncrewed test flight in May went off without a hitch.
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The performance -- from the perspective of that quartet -- went off without a hitch.
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The Florida job had gone off without a hitch — or so Martinez thought.
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However, Thompson admits the pinning ceremony didn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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The first time the two girls met went off without a hitch, too.
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It didn't go off without a hitch, but the entire night wasn't ruined.
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Some of my favorites, like Luftrausers and Hotline Miami, played without a hitch.
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Keeping my computer plugged into a Ethernet port, it runs without a hitch.
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But even the best laid plans don't always go off without a hitch.
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The show went off without a hitch, and gave her a way forward.
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The guy's subdued and the concert seems to go on without a hitch.
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They had stolen the cow and pulled off the prank without a hitch.
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When he was found not guilty, he continued to work without a hitch.
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A conversation onstage translating from English to Swedish went off without a hitch.
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Wilkinson pulls it off again and again without a hitch on his hike.
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To their surprise, registering at the municipality office went off without a hitch.
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And while the plan went off without a hitch, Finnigan had a backup plan.
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A word of warning, though: such upgrades do not necessarily go without a hitch.
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On Saturday, the very unnecessary White House Correspondents' Dinner started off without a hitch.
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The girl executed her moves without a hitch after we focused in and practiced.
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But it seems not all of the actor's stunts go off without a hitch.
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Things didn't exactly go off without a hitch on the day of the visit.
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Seems the protection worked ... our sources tell us things went off without a hitch.
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The evening goes on without a hitch (even with Younes and Scott in attendance).
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SAN ANTONIO — This year's men's Final Four seemed to go off without a hitch.
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Before the game, the bird and his handlers practiced his routine without a hitch.
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During the company's webcast of the liftoff, everything seemed to go without a hitch.
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"The wedding — except for the cancellations and the virus — went off without a hitch."
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"The Commission wants to ensure the fight goes off without a hitch," he said.
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That everything goes off without a hitch is perhaps even more important considering the country.
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But tax pros have expressed doubts that the season will go off without a hitch.
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Ryan said he is confident that this year's ceremony will go off without a hitch.
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But also consider the time lords, who at least helped it happen without a hitch.
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That wasn't necessary, as it turned out, and the wedding went off without a hitch.
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The 2018 World Cup launched today without a hitch for the host nation of Russia.
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Yesterday went off without a hitch, but today's lineup will blow your mind: Reid Hoffman.
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Gaga and the band's line check, right before the performance, went off without a hitch.
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In this case, Twitter can handle Mars' low-tech two-photo posts without a hitch.
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Almost everything went off without a hitch, and I had a blast performing the show.
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Everything goes without a hitch, and the bride and groom are happy as can be.
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Came out without a hitch at 3:23 this morning thanks to Mama's hard work.
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But before launch, Musk was only tepidly optimistic it would go off without a hitch.
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Raise your hand if you expect Francesca's wedding to go off without a hitch. Bueller?
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Even with the hotel room's crummy Wi-Fi, the operation went off without a hitch.
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"My surgery went off without a hitch," the writer and actress wrote in Lenny Letter.
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Princess Eugenie's fairy tale royal wedding went off without a hitch — despite the blustery weather!
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We're crossing our collective fingers that things go off without a hitch this time around.
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The first steps of closing valves, cutting straps and releasing bolts went without a hitch.
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The official seemed just as pleased as me; the visas were processed without a hitch.
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Mr. Kushner's first major foray into foreign policy did not go off without a hitch.
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But when Knight set the piloted speed record, the flight went off without a hitch.
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Several braking stages went off without a hitch, but then 1.24am passed without further news.
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The first two — "Minor Character" and Caryl Churchill's "Far Away" — went off without a hitch.
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"The staff was very kind and it went off without a hitch," Ms. Ilsley said.
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Donald Trump's dress rehearsal for his inauguration went off without a hitch ... without Donald Trump.
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He goes from menace to pulling on a DAD LIFE t-shirt without a hitch.
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"My surgery went off without a hitch," she writes, in the latest edition of Lenny Letter.
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She's coordinating at the highest level, making sure her multiday events go off without a hitch.
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While one ex-con might enter a country without a hitch, another could be denied entry.
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Leaves are falling, temps are dropping, and hopefully your Halloween costume went off without a hitch.
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But in true Shondaland fashion, their big day definitely won't be going off without a hitch.
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Either way, in the end, the wedding went off without a hitch even with Thomas' absence.
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It launched from Plesetsk, Russia and made it to space without a hitch on February 16th.
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Its headset is ridiculously powerful, so you can look around in all directions without a hitch.
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Think Zion and Duke will coast all the way to the title game without a hitch???
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In the past, they faced infertility and a miscarriage, and the show continued without a hitch.
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Once the vehicle took off, though, the entire 11-minute flight went off without a hitch.
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I wanted to make sure the whole affair was beautiful and went off without a hitch.
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White House visits by winning sports teams have not always gone without a hitch under Trump.
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She has performed them all over the United States without a hitch, and without official permission.
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" Covington himself told us the ball night went off without a hitch ... saying, "Basketball is great.
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MS: And you're pretty confident that all those projects are going to continue without a hitch?
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He called Mr. McKenzie back and was told the meeting had gone off without a hitch.
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Despite the unusualness of it all, though, the births seemed to go off without a hitch.
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So you flip it back to the original position and it slides in without a hitch.
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If the landing goes off without a hitch, it will be the company's 20th overall successful landing.
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After all, we just learned there's no guarantee an inbound pass will go off without a hitch.
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Still, it was a significant occasion that the deal managed to go off without a hitch Thursday.
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And because smart keys often come coupled with keyless ignitions, the theft went out without a hitch.
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Then they picked up the story of their characters moving from Texas to California without a hitch.
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This means you can shoot objects up close or far away (like a sunset) without a hitch.
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The Israeli-British plan to save the professor, whose name is Minkel, goes off without a hitch.
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It went off without a hitch, earning the couple their second perfect score of the entire competition.
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It's often forgotten that her first performance on the NBC comedy institution went off without a hitch.
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The ceremony would go off without a hitch, and all go forth to live happily ever after.
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It was the culmination of nine long years of effort — and it went off without a hitch.
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He looked at the camera through his round sunglasses and, without a hitch, started speaking in Arabic.
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It received widely positive reviews: "All seemed to go off without a hitch," said The Washington Post.
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If it goes without a hitch, Mr Musk will be another step closer to realising his ambition.
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But even if it is signed without a hitch, the trade war will be far from over.
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The entire global celebration went off without a hitch as everything (and various patches) worked just fine.
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Usually it goes without a hitch, but something went amiss this evening and we've had no explanation.
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Like the professional she is, MJ pulls it together and the segment goes off without a hitch.
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The job goes without a hitch: They unveil the countertop, and this time, it fits in perfectly.
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Chinese leaders, who prize stability above all else, want the meeting to go off without a hitch.
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Although SpaceX's uncrewed demo mission went off without a hitch, it has had problems of its own.
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Beijing has gone to vast lengths to ensure that the 70th celebrations go off without a hitch.
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The 483st Academy Awards went off in Los Angeles without a host and largely without a hitch.
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And should that trial go off without a hitch, they would then test DMAU in real-life couples.
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Though plenty of rides go off without a hitch, the small number of rides with accidents, violence, etc.
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The John's Crazy Socks website officially launched in December 2016, but it didn't go off without a hitch.
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Naturally, she was a bit afraid to hug the music legend, but things went off without a hitch.
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It went without a hitch until about a year ago, when two women of about 30 turned up.
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This show went off without a hitch, but the danger that was likely present Friday night is obvious.
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Based on the flash forwards, though, it sounds like the plan doesn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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The actual process of getting the implant went off without a hitch, but things quickly devolved after that.
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Having BAMTech on board, though, gives Disney the best possible chance at pulling it off without a hitch.
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I found that as long as it's near your cable box and TV, it'll work without a hitch.
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Conking out without a hitch — or with as few hitches as possible — will always get our ardent approval.
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Despite the early jitters, enrollment advocates reported a first day that went off largely without a hitch. HealthCare.
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Regarding how the Service went ... by most accounts online, it sounds like it went off without a hitch.
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The opening went off without a hitch, and the show was well received (it will return this summer).
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When a plan this complicated comes off without a hitch, you know a hitch is in the offing.
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Apple is the best at pushing these software updates out, and they almost always go off without a hitch.
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ET and while it hasn't exactly gone without a hitch — note the aforementioned error messages and queues — it's here.
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Sunday's parade in Los Angeles went off without a hitch, with a beefed up police presence providing additional security.
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Friday's second attempt by SpaceX, formally known as Space Exploration Technologies, appeared to have gone off without a hitch.
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And in the end, its mission—to deliver a communications satellite into geostationary orbit—went off without a hitch.
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But event planner Ninth & Everett helped make sure every detail of the evening wedding went off without a hitch.
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The premiere came and went without a hitch, unless you count the part where people actually watched the movie.
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Without a hitch, that is, if we continue to ignore those pesky allegations of corruption and human rights violations.
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Sabara's groovy gift went off without a hitch and was one of the most memorable moments of the night.
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Part of his morning ride was live broadcast into the conference, and seemed to go off without a hitch.
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The two have hired about a dozen operatives to ensure that the nominating vote goes off without a hitch.
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His principal goal leading up to the election was making sure the election itself went off without a hitch.
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It was an afternoon event, which is always weird for a comedian but it went off without a hitch.
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Her office was spotless, she spoke clearly and confidently, and she pulled off the medical procedures without a hitch.
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Considering all the controversy surrounding the halftime show ... it was relatively kosher, and really went off without a hitch.
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Despite the fact that the grocery store was open to customers, the photo shoot went off without a hitch.
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The concert went off without a hitch — no broken chimes, not even the heavy rain that had been forecast.
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The process went off without a hitch, thanks in part to the property's previous building permit, which required only adjustments.
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But things were quickly back on track and the rest of the day went off without a hitch, she says.
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While the ceremony and the reception went without a hitch, Rosa, 30, did have some trouble finding the perfect dress.
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Just tell Alexa the name of the tune, and this smart device will find it without a hitch, hands-free.
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A royal engagement happens, but it will take a Christmas miracle to make their wedding coming off without a hitch.
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Concerns about Brazil's preparedness to host the games fell by the wayside as things mostly went off without a hitch.
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But that hasn't fuddled his clear yet grandiose plans for each runway show, all executed meticulously and without a hitch.
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Officials have rolled out the red carpet and are keen to make sure the visits go off without a hitch.
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The investment sale went off without a hitch and the company continued to grow and the good news continued unabated.
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She's quick to mention that it takes a small village to pull the whole operation off without a hitch, though.
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Decidedly more idiosyncratic names like Thelonious Monk, on the other hand, usually went off the first time without a hitch.
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Beyoncé, take me away...Despite the backlash, Bey's crashing of the CMAs stage last night went off without a hitch.
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This year's festival, "went off without a hitch," Marty Noga, president of Avon Heritage Duck Tape Festival Committee, told VICE.
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The event went off without a hitch and, for Parker, the standing ovation spoke to the film's resonance with audiences.
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So I'm really, really glad that this went off without a hitch and that it's being supported in the aftermarket.
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We're told J.T.'s teammate Kyrie Irving got through the door without a hitch ... which makes sense 'cause he's 25.
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Dominic Vieira, Jamie McCarthy and Skip Baney made sure our migration to new underlying platforms went off without a hitch.
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Mr. Trump is running out of time to achieve his goal of a show that goes off without a hitch.
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Amie DD, who documented the saga on her YouTube page and blog, said the project was completed without a hitch.
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The controllers put New Horizons back in working order within a few days, and the flyby occurred without a hitch.
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Everything was going off without a hitch: We were drinking, having a great time, and then we started making out.
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Of course, the game, like the hundreds she had officiated before, and the handful more since, passed without a hitch.
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As for the dinner, the evening went off without a hitch, with diners smiling and belly-rubbing throughout the meal.
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Photo: Danbury HospitalBy all indications, the five-hour surgery—performed on February 14 of all days—went off without a hitch.
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Marvel cared so little about these movies that they've been watched millions of times on YouTube for free without a hitch.
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The airplane used on that day was a dubious 9543 years old, but that flight also went off without a hitch.
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The demo went off without a hitch and people started tossing around terms like "game changer" to describe the new product.
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Both of the side boosters landed without a hitch last week, as they did after Falcon Heavy's inaugural flight last year.
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The flight went without a hitch, but high winds did mean that the airplane effectively stood at a standstill at points.
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Despite the risk of involving aviation in your proposal plans, Ludacris' plane scheme went off without a hitch (get it, hitch?).
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Two large exchanges, CBOE and CME, started trading Bitcoin futures this month, and the launch went pretty much without a hitch.
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One of my favorite quick-hit actions this season has carried on without a hitch in the Pelicans' post-Boogie universe.
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While "Ultralight Beam" went off more or less without a hitch, backstage was like a Will Smith romantic vehicle from 2005.
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All major state functions have so far run without a hitch: perfect weather, perfect banquets, and perfect citizens waving glow sticks.
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Engineer Amie DD, who documented the saga on her YouTube page and blog, said the project was completed without a hitch.
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The Midwest FurFest went on again last year without a hitch, but the mystery of the chlorine has not yet evaporated.
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While Iraqi officials were consumed with diplomacy, Basra's civic leaders concentrated on making sure the event went off without a hitch.
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Last year's ceremony, which pressed on without a host after original choice Kevin Hart stepped down, went off without a hitch.
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In 1990, she set her sights on using music to become a household name, and the plan went without a hitch.
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Maybe he's just celebrating the fact that Meghan's wedding went off without a hitch, despite the fact he couldn't be there.
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The show winds up going off without a hitch, even after Ellen DeGeneres awkwardly asks about Kourtney's fling with Justin Bieber, 22.
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For months, the bride and groom have to perfect every detail, just to ensure that the night goes off without a hitch.
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To showcase what that actually means, Verizon filled its pop-up demo with devices that streamed and multi-tasked without a hitch.
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Jeff Lewis's dinner date with estranged partner Gage Edward almost went off without a hitch, until the last five minutes, he says.
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The newly-crowned Queen took the Coronation Oath at Westminster Abbey, where the three-hour-long service went off without a hitch.
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After making it through security without a hitch, it appears a typo and unreasonable staff threw a wrench in his travel plans.
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Graba said in a statement that her surgery went off without a hitch, and he expected Cerio to make a full recovery.
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Age has only made these two old friends wiser and at pre-apocalyptic Outpost 3, their plan goes off without a hitch.
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Prince Louis' royal christening went off without a hitch — from the carefully-selected godparents to Prince George and Princess Charlotte's impeccable manners.
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While the market is pricing in a 56 percent chance of a December move, it's unlikely to go off without a hitch.
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Saint West's birth may have (mostly) gone off without a hitch, but Kim Kardashian West couldn't help but fear for the worst.
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Prince Louis' royal christening went off without a hitch — from the carefully-selected godparents to Prince George and Princess Charlotte's impeccable manners.
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Rose noted that BNSF tested 35,000 positive train control segments last month and 85 percent went through the system without a hitch.
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For everyday usage this means productivity apps like Office or editing apps like Photoshop, Lightroom and the like run without a hitch.
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The bridge wasn't her only stop in spreading her mom's ashes either, but the other locations apparently went off without a hitch.
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If there was not enormous pressure before to make certain that Thursday's ceremony comes off without a hitch, there certainly is now.
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The surgery went off without a hitch, and Kaitlyn's recovery went faster than expected ... so she got to ditch her cast early.
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Indeed, much later in the conversation when I asked the chatbot for the privacy policy, it was served up without a hitch.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's joint baby shower went off without a hitch this weekend ... and a lot's changed for the couple.
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There's no reason to spend $450 on a microwave when a $30 microwave can perform all of the above without a hitch.
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NEXT STORY: Unfortunately, you can't just bring your phone as-is to another country and expect it to work without a hitch.
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The "Mission: Impossible 7" filming will not go off without a hitch, however, with Deadline reporting the halt of production in Venice.
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Fortunately for Steven, singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw stepped in as the main act ... and helped the fundraiser go off without a hitch.
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I catch planes without a hitch, get picked up when I arrive no problem, conduct interviews on Skype or my office line.
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Music had its biggest night, the Oscars went off without a hitch, and now it's the internet's turn to bask in adulations.
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A sharp cut to the setting of a bistro restaurant, however, keeps expectations at bay, and things seemingly progress without a hitch.
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But even the most fairytale wedding doesn't get pulled off without a hitch — as wedding planner Mindy Weiss confessed to The Knot recently.
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Besides the basics of securing transportation and other accommodations, South Korean officials are keen to ensure the Olympics go off without a hitch.
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Darroch had been riding high on the success of Trump's trip to the UK in June which largely went off without a hitch.
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Considering how obsessed Bethenny is with the Mexico trip going off without a hitch, her eventual argument with Dorinda seems so much worse.
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Barbara Bush's intimate, seaside wedding with screenwriter Craig Coyne went off without a hitch — but their first date didn't go nearly as smoothly.
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Hopefully, that Hill/Hoffman vacay went off without a hitch — even if it did inspire plenty of onscreen awkward tension in Why Him?
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Lagarde's nomination to head the ECB now has to be approved by EU leaders but this is likely to happen without a hitch.
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Politics being politics and Biden (and his team) being old pros, I assume that rollout will go off, generally speaking, without a hitch.
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Normally it comes and goes without a hitch, and the wallets of players get thinner while those at Steam owner Valve get fatter.
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Chris Pratt has gone from Parks and Recreation's lovable schlub Andy Dwyer to a bonafide A-list action hero nearly without a hitch.
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Donald Trump's inaugural speech did not go off without a hitch -- there was a clear fumble by the military -- but everyone's clammed up.
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When it comes to legality, because eSports are considered a game of skill in most states, Players Lounge can operate without a hitch.
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If everything goes off without a hitch, Juno will spend the next three months relaying initial observations along to its team on Earth.
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But if New Fortress Energy's IPO goes off without a hitch, there is another company in the IPO pipeline waiting to go public.
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We took a test drive in one this week, in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco: more than two miles without a hitch.
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It went off without a hitch, and Richard A. Carranza, above, the Houston schools superintendent, will take over the nation's largest school system.
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"Ninety-five percent of interactions with people, probably even more than that, are probably going to go off without a hitch," he said.
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When the day of the Met Gala — which she described as the "Oscars of fashion" — finally arrived, everything went off without a hitch.
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But voters should not be sold a fairy tale that sweeping proposals would instantly change everyone's lives for the better without a hitch.
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As for the actual baseball ... the game ended without a hitch despite the massive fracas ... with Caribes locking down the win, 13-2.
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In May 2015, the Bronx material, a juicy globalist grab bag, made the trip to Cuba without a hitch and returned home safely.
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It's rare that a book this smart will allow its readers to believe in love, but Rooney pulls it off without a hitch.
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Trump's handshake with Prez Duda went off without a hitch -- but when he extended a hand to First Lady Agata ... things got chilly.
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Shawn says you'll be seeing him back on your screen soon enough here, so it's clear his recovery has gone off without a hitch.
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Some two hours and who-knows-how-many miles later, I made it to the coffee shop without a hitch, phone, or getting killed.
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We can't think of another person who so seamlessly goes from blond to red to brown to black — then back again — without a hitch.
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And we know from The Princess Diaries that Pine can play the overprivileged male without a hitch, so maybe he was up for Logan?
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Even if the year goes without a hitch, why tie up that money when it could be invested in something with a bigger return?
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Although the performance appeared to go off without a hitch, 21-year-old Kordei revealed on Twitter that she experienced sound issues on stage.
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To ensure the anniversary is marked without a hitch, security across the mainland is being tightened and dissent stifled even more vigorously than usual.
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But Trump, all smiles for the cameras on election day in his home state, said his campaign's reorganization is moving forward without a hitch.
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Ed Sheeran emerged from the royal palace on Thursday with a major new honor — but the ceremony didn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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But the opening ceremony, at the very least, went off without a hitch, and that should go a long way toward calming some nerves.
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It'll take years at least before these devices could be commercially available, though, even if these trials and others go off without a hitch.
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And after the Easter Egg Roll went off without a hitch, "no one wanted to give us any credit," said one senior administration official.
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Fortunately for the hundreds of people who willingly locked themselves into a hotel ballroom just to solve puzzles, everything went off without a hitch.
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Despite all the chatter about a possible convention holdup, the nomination process largely went off without a hitch: The Trump-Pence ticket is official.
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After his trips to see Hannah Anne, Madison, and Kelsey went off without a hitch, Peter headed to Virginia Beach to reunite with Victoria.
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The company has successfully relaunched previously flown Falcon 9 first stages on two different occasions, and both missions have seemingly gone without a hitch.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - If South Korea's Winter Olympics go off without a hitch this month, organizers will not be alone in toasting success.
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While the prom goes off without a hitch, as Cassandra is cleaning up after the event she walks outside to get rid of some trash.
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Keep in mind that everytime you enter a card you have to enter the name and addresse on the card which worked without a hitch.
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But days before the awards show, producers Mike De Luca and Jennifer Todd are optimistic that this year's ceremony will go off without a hitch.
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The heart procedure Eddie underwent toward the end of May went off without a hitch -- but his rep tells us he became ill during recovery.
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If The Warriors develops without a hitch, it could give them a chance to use their newfound set piece experience on a slightly smaller scale.
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Of the roughly 60 endeavors started or promoted by Mr. Trump during the period analyzed, The Times found few that went off without a hitch.
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Yet it covered more than two miles without a hitch, despite encountering what its onboard computer said were 265 people, 49 bicycles and 489 cars.
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In the case of the 5 tons, this critical stage passed without a hitch for the traffickers, and the container was waved through without scanning.
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While out with his three dogs recently after a snowstorm, Mr. Taylor walked with a noticeable limp but trod through old snow without a hitch.
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All you want is for your special day to go off without a hitch, and when it doesn't, well...that's why we have the show Bridezillas.
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This second attempt went off without a hitch, however, and the capsule is now parked at a port on the Russian Zvezda module of the ISS.
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The company claims its New Shepard rocket reached an altitude of 339,138 feet during the flight, safely managing its controlled decent to Earth without a hitch.
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I hold no illusions that the existence of this independent media outlet would solve all our problems, or that its creation would occur without a hitch.
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Trump's hour-plus-long speech accepting the GOP nomination for president went off without a hitch, save for a brief interruption by a Code Pink protester.
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Just like the other vacuums in our guide, the 960 can clean any type of flooring and suck up dirt, dust, and debris without a hitch.
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It goes off without a hitch — all four of our handprints look good, and we run inside to wash the cement off our hands (because it's caustic).
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Even if the debut had gone off without a hitch, Infiniti has a bad habit of debuting lots of concept cars and few production vehicles at shows.
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But days before the awards show, producers Mike De Luca and Jennifer Todd said they were optimistic that this year's ceremony would go off without a hitch.
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Image: NASA Kennedy Provided the launch goes off without a hitch, these small spacecraft will orient themselves with the help of direct signals from neighboring GPS satellites.
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This irreversible surgery may lead to long-term nutritional deficiencies, but Hosea felt comfortable with it because both friends and family had it done without a hitch.
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As for the XFL's opening weekend as a whole ... seems most of the games went off without a hitch, which has gotta make Vince McMahon pretty happy.
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King, who is engaged to her beau Andrew "Fergie" Ferguson, brings her mother London along to the appointment — but it doesn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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Sure, we don't know what the proposal looked like, but based on Hart's glowing smile and the roaring cheers we assume it went off without a hitch.
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And her glam squad proved they're racetrack-ready, pulling off the quick change without a hitch, and making Erin look every inch the blonde bombshell she is.
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In any case, you'll find that the experience is mostly indistinguishable from Chrome, and that all the Google apps and services you expect work without a hitch.
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The good news for Texans fans ... Watson was walking around without a hitch in his step following that ACL tear in his left knee back in November.
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Finally, the unwinding of the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet, an unprecedented move in central banking history, will have to go off pretty much without a hitch.
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Vic Mensa rolled up on ICE headquarters in downtown Los Angeles, stopped traffic and rocked the hell out ... and the protest show went off without a hitch.
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Things are so peaceful that Sheriff Quinn Colson, the stalwart hero in this boisterous series, wonders if his upcoming wedding might actually go off without a hitch.
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It remains to be seen whether the caucuses will go off without a hitch, or if final results will prove elusive — as they still are in Iowa.
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Other maneuvers came off without a hitch, including one of the trickiest: crossing three lanes of oncoming traffic to execute a left turn into a parking lot.
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The hope is that Trump's promises of cuts in taxes and red tape will unfold without a hitch, while those that would slow trade and immigration won't happen.
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Should the launch go off without a hitch, the company will also attempt to land the rocket on a drone ship in the ocean for the second time.
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But, unbeknownst to most of us, there are hundreds of non-partisan people who come together and work to ensure that the convention goes off without a hitch.
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The oath itself went off without a hitch ... however, Prez Trump's speech -- filled with images of an America in ruins -- seemed to rub the Obamas the wrong way.
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Ross' time on stage went off without a hitch, and she wrote on Twitter that she had "an incredible night" – but things took a turn at the airport.
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On the other hand, Trump's meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the White House and round of golf down in Florida went off without a hitch.
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The 2012 London Olympics went off without a hitch, though, thanks to the most comprehensive surveillance and triage system for a large event the world has ever seen.
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When I walked down the block until I was out of Wi-Fi range, the calls handed over to the cell network without a hitch in every case.
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Every experienced wedding planner knows no wedding goes off without a hitch — a hard pill to swallow since we're perfectionists who plan every detail down to the minute.
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I also have the Handpresso Outdoor Set, which is completely manual but also reaches 16 bars of pressure and has worked without a hitch for several months now.
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Similar moves to curtail bag use, aimed at reducing waste and protecting the environment, have mostly proceeded without a hitch in some 60 countries, from France to Korea.
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I told them I was on my way to IKEA to have lunch, and the police—while rather skeptical—walked off and let me pass without a hitch.
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When I walked down the block till I was out of Wi-Fi range, the calls handed over to the cell network without a hitch in every case.
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Check out the vid -- the plan goes off without a hitch, and not only is Brian stoked (and he says yes) ... but his dad totally geeks out too!
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In fact, the Iran inspections, the I.A.E.A. says, have gone on without a hitch in the past two years, though it is a far smaller, comparatively easier effort.
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But luckily things went off without a hitch for her rendition of "Livin' On a Prayer" and all she needed was her smooth voice to electrify the crowd.
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As for Offset, his fashion show went off without a hitch ... as Cardi B's outfit was one of the most talked about from all the Fashion Week events.
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Over the summer, NY4HK organized several events in the city, including marches to the Chinese consulate and a flashmob in Grand Central Terminal, which went without a hitch.
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I was hungover from the rehearsal dinner, stressed about pulling off the wedding without a hitch, and cranky from wearing Spanx and a corset that dug into my waist.
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Despite her minor tooth injury, Lopez shared that she must have "stage angels" watching over her performances because of how often she pulls off "crazy stuff" without a hitch.
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Although Queen Victoria might not necessarily approve, blush has survived the onslaught of strobing highlighters and contouring kits to make its full return to our vanities without a hitch.
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With some help from Candy, the plan seems to go off without a hitch ; this is all to say that the Mitchums now have it out for Dougie Jones.
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PC Magazine was a fan of the system, although one of its commendations was that "most DVD disks played without a hitch," so the bar wasn't incredibly high here.
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Baltzell talks with The Verge to give an insider's look at how to make sure everything is heard without a hitch during one of the country's most-anticipated broadcasts.
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If the event had gone off without a hitch, it probably still would've been ludicrous enough to laugh at, but its complete failure was an even more appealing story.
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Even though Maloney says the entire wedding went off without a hitch, it is a bit surprising given how many dramatic fights the couple has had throughout the season.
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This year's Singapore Grand Prix is just two weekends away, and already its organisers are pulling out all the stops to ensure the event goes off without a hitch.
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That's right, people: This girl applied a full face of makeup while perched on the roof of a bumpy moving vehicle — and it was all done without a hitch.
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The Oscars started off without a hitch after a bumpy few months, which began when then-host Kevin Hart stepped down after older, homophobic tweets resurfaced on social media.
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A marriage proposal went off without a hitch -- except she hadn't had her nails done and didn't want to take a photo of the engagement ring on her hand.
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It's really quite beautiful, and if the real thing goes off without a hitch as shown in this video, the profile of SpaceX and Musk will rise even higher.
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A single day's delay could cost millions of dollars, so hiring the right people at the right time is crucial for a launch to go off without a hitch.
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Even if more research goes off without a hitch—first in animals, then humans—it'll still take years before we could see it or similar drugs approved for use.
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But the rocket lifted off from the Baikonur spaceport in Kazakhstan on a tongue of flame and flew into space without a hitch, live video of the launch showed.
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In efforts to ensure that the Games go off without a hitch, the authorities are sprucing up the city and cracking down on crimes from pocket-picking to terrorism.
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Eric Prydz's Holosphere by the numbers While the first Holosphere performance went off without a hitch, Tomorrowland canceled the second one after part of the festival's stage ceiling sank.
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Matty and Frank pivoted quickly and put on a free music festival in Sin City instead ... and that went off without a hitch Thursday night in Downtown Las Vegas.
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Though Falcon Heavy's inaugural launch ultimately went off without a hitch, SpaceX will now have to repeat that success with the added risk of carrying a multimillion dollar satellite.
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Pro Melee player Juan "Hungrybox" DeBiedma posted a video of the unorthodox player on Twitter, who you can see playing as Fox and moving around Final Destination without a hitch.
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That and the wight probably made for a stressful day, and Tyrion becomes quite useful in that moment, in terms of making sure her plans go off without a hitch.
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Although there were some concerns regarding the newly-paved track, with two test sessions and a conservative tire, the Cheez-It 355 at the Glen went off without a hitch.
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Barbara Pierce Bush had just five weeks to plan her intimate Maine wedding — but despite the short timeline, getting hitched went off without a hitch for the former first daughter.
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With the proliferation of apps specifically designed for sexual health and sex education, many of us can now get all of our most personal sex questions answered without a hitch.
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It has become customary to work ourselves into a frenzied lather over the host city's not being ready, and yet the games always seem to go off without a hitch.
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Vilta Handheld Smartphone Gimbal (Model M) — $99 See Details A more compact alternative to the Vilta M, this one lets you switch between landscape and portrait modes without a hitch.
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Production continued without a hitch—even though Chad had threatened to throw a woman he was hooking up with on the show "under a bus" and "duct-tie" her up.
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Sometimes it all seems a little too smooth and easy: Aisholpan's preparation for the festival seems to proceed without a hitch, and restless viewers may crave a little more suspense.
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But bullfights have gone off without a hitch since then, and Sunday's spectacle at Bogotá's 1930s-era brick bullring was set to be the last of the two-month season.
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That is to say, SpaceX wanted this mission to go off without a hitch — and the primary mission, to safely deliver the rocket's payload into space, appeared to go as planned.
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I'm not entirely sure the device was designed to handle this, but when I threw a cup of water at the Smart Display, it shrugged off the splash without a hitch.
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The WIPP operated without a hitch for the next 15 years, taking in some 91,000 cubic meters of low- and mid-level waste, the equivalent of about 450,000 55-gallon drums.
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The female jaguar, named Juma, was photographed in the town of Manaus as the torch passed through on its way to Rio, and the whole thing went off without a hitch.
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Now that you've got the basics down, we've got a few extra kernels of wisdom to toss your way, just to be sure your benefit show goes off without a hitch.
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As we first reported ... Beth's family are expecting a massive turnout and have been coordinating with local hotels and law enforcement to make sure the ceremony goes off without a hitch.
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We're told her plan went down without a hitch -- security with the Elizabeth, NJ police department escorted her and her son inside directly to Snoop's section ... no run-ins with 50.
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On Saturday, she updated her Facebook post, writing that the pharmacist who'd refused her prescription had it transferred to another Walgreens, where she was able to purchase it without a hitch.
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Gerard Butler's doing his part to ensure the Olympics go off without a hitch -- coronavirus be damned -- by carrying the torch in the only city you'd expect to find him ... Spaaaarta!!!
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Banks are already configuring plans to move significant numbers of people to other financial centers within the European Union, ensuring that trading can continue without a hitch after Brexit is complete.
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There's no host at this year's Oscars ceremony, but everything looks to be going off without a hitch as the presenters gave hugs and kisses to the nominees behind the scenes.
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The landscape, electrical and septic work went off without a hitch, but a neighbor took umbrage when a surveyor was seen taking measurements for a fence the family intended to have installed.
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SpaceX's launch today from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base went off without a hitch, carrying three satellites that make up the RADARSAT constellation to be used for observation by the Canadian government.
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Anyway, despite arriving 2000 minutes late — an anecdote that co-teacher Raqueletta Moss (De'Adre Aziza) doesn't let her forget — Nola's first day teaching at the new school goes off without a hitch.
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For example, Betts says, a computer has to monitor every one of the thousands of tiny explosions that power an engine to make sure that they all go off without a hitch.
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Last night's test marks the first time that the redesigned engine was fired up at full power in a "hot fire" test—which, as you see above, went off without a hitch.
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Donning a curve-hugging and plunging red gown, Mimi belted out the lyrics with the help of rapper YG and a live band, and it appeared to go off without a hitch.
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Justin Bieber's world tour opener at KeyArena went off without a hitch, with one small exception -- the people who made some of his merch would've bombed in a 3rd grade spelling bee.
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The newlywed, who tied the knot with Thomas Kingston at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in May, revealed that her walk down the aisle didn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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While he claims to have passed additional tests without a hitch, the New York State Athletic Commission opted not to gamble which his health, which resulted in his removal from the card.
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Aside from a smattering of rain on the final day that cooled things down, and a few band cancellations (Discharge was particularly painful), this year seemed to go off without a hitch.
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It&aposs a kind of cautionary tale, he said, adding that not every company succeeds without a hitch and not every growth or valuation curve goes continually up and to the right.
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As a result, the plan went off without a hitch, David not even realising the depth of the conspiracy until Loechler told her that everyone in the screening was in on it.
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Kanye West's Wyoming Sunday Service appeared to go off without a hitch -- and it was definitely the place to be based on the sheer number of heads ... who came as they were.
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A Chicago bride who was nearly a week away from her wedding had to overcome a major obstacle — and thanks to a special crutch, her big day went off without a hitch.
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A well-armed security bubble has encircled much of downtown Washington, as almost 30,000 local, state and federal officials work to ensure that the transfer of power goes off without a hitch.
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Many banks are already configuring plans to move significant numbers of people to other financial centers within the European Union, ensuring that trading can continue without a hitch after Brexit is complete.
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This, despite the fact that Six Degrees of Separation also stars Allison Janney, who has a TV show of her own to return to: CBS's Mom, which was renewed without a hitch.
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The moment went off without a hitch, but when the car was asked to perform a similar move on stage in front of hundreds of skeptical on-lookers, the FF91 got gun shy.
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This is fine—beyond the fact that I had to go to Dudley, England, the grayest and most rotten town I ever have seen—and the trip went off mostly without a hitch *.
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The companies agreed that the Cygnus would launch on two Atlas Vs while the Antares was being retooled, and a year after the accident, the first of those missions launched without a hitch.
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Madden said any similar attempt to wrest power during the North Korean leader's absence was unlikely, pointing to Kim's previous trips to Beijing and Dalian in China, which went off without a hitch.
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Melania has been the calm in the storm, posing with former presidents and first ladies at Barbara Bush's funeral, visiting children's hospitals, and planning a state dinner that went off without a hitch.
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Guo's corruption allegations have come in a politically sensitive year, with the Communist Party keen to ensure a key five-yearly congress to be held in the autumn goes off without a hitch.
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Trump signed the CR late last month, but Ukrainians are still apprehensive about the funds "going through without a hitch," according to Andrij Dobriansky, a representative for the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America.
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Better yet, the company's 2017 management shakeup — in which it brought in a new chief financial officer, a new chief technology officer and a new CEO — went off without a hitch, Cramer said.
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My pumping sessions go off without a hitch, and I walk away feeling a little more optimistic about my ability to make this whole thing sustainable for E.'s first year of life.
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That task went off without a hitch — unless you happened to be an employee of the Weather Channel, whose camera vantage point was blocked by a city bus at the worst possible moment.
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However, Link-as-Owen charms the pants off Amelia's sisters, and it starts to look like everything is going off without a hitch... until Amelia's mom, Carolyn appears, played by the awesome Tyne Daly.
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While we might still be caught up in ensuring that Valentine's Day goes off without a hitch, by the time your head hits the pillow tomorrow night, it'll be on to the next thing.
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Several key market sectors would get a boost if trade talks between the United States and China proceed without a hitch, Cramer said Wednesday as on renewed hope for a deal between the countries.
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If this mission goes off without a hitch, these pieces of art (regardless of how good they are…looking at you, Damien), will be instantly known around the world and for centuries to come.
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Whether you reply upon two, or all, of the product categories ahead, consider this your cheat sheet to ensure your styling will go off without a hitch — just follow this order before you style!
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The Manchester benefit concert led by Ariana Grande not only came off without a hitch, it delivered one of the most heartwarming live moments between a fan and a star we've seen all year.
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After a couple of performers, one guy got on stage and tried out a couple of racist jokes, after which he was promptly booed off stage and the show went on without a hitch.
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Luckily for him, after those six takes of his set, the seamless result seen in "Joker" goes off without a hitch, with Arthur's arrhythmic laughter making for another deep clue to his fractured psyche.
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The wine shipment sabotage more or less goes off without a hitch, assuming St. Germain's refusal to stand down when a masked Murtagh and his "highwaymen" rob the carriage isn't much of a hitch.
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"One misperception that folks have is that growing cannabis indoors means they get off without a hitch in regards to the environment," Jennifer Carah, senior freshwater ecologist at the Nature Conservancy in California, said.
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On Friday, Musk tweeted that the demo had gone off without a hitch in rehearsal: Known as the "Cybertruck," the all-electric pickup is Tesla's sixth vehicle since the company was founded in 2003.
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"My principal goal leading up to the election was making sure that the election went off without a hitch," Obama said Friday in his last news conference of the year — and perhaps his presidency.
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But even if the voting goes off without a hitch, a recently-enacted law in the state has raised concerns among some who say it could have dramatic implications for students and young voters.
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The CTA's choice to invite Ivanka Trump as a speaker in a keynote about tech's role in the future of work caused some contention, but these speaking events otherwise went off without a hitch.
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Today, as much of the country braces for the historic "bomb cyclone" to pass, many are relying on their furnaces, water heaters, stovetops and electrical outlets working without a hitch, to weather the storm.
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Players who went to the first-ever Pokémon Go Fest in Chicago last year expected to get into the event without a hitch and be able to play the game that everyone came to celebrate.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the L.A. County Sheriff's Department and their partners stepped up their game for the festival in West Hollywood -- including Sunday's parade -- to ensure it all goes off without a hitch.
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Even the four missiles launched this month, which North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared to celebrate in state media photos, didn't go off without a hitch -- a fifth missile failed to launch as planned.
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The 91st annual Thanksgiving Day Parade went off without a hitch Thursday morning thanks to a near perfect, yet chilly, November day in the Big Apple ... and plenty men in blue lining the Midtown streets.
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Although the flour clumped a bit when I added it to the sauce (it probably was my fault and not the recipe's), the cooking of the pasta and cheese sauce went off without a hitch.
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The Series E, led by current Australian investor Future Fund, was not (as you might guess) contingent on the success of "It's Business Time," the Electron rocket that went up without a hitch this weekend.
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Pharmaceutical firms on both sides of the English Channel warn that time is running out for the EU and Britain to reach an agreement that allows them to continue operating without a hitch after 2019.
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The country's first-ever international black metal festival, Oration MMXVI, was meticulously organized by Studio Emissary engineer Stephen Lockhart (who also plays in Rebirth of Nefast, Slidhr, and Sinmara), and went off without a hitch.
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This last point is extremely evident in the latest episode, in which Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz fear they'll be erased from their namesake restaurant and bar, TomTom, which opened last summer without a hitch.
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Mr. Musk estimated it would cost $22040 billion to develop the rocket, and he said the first passengers to Mars could take off as soon as 228 if the plans went off without a hitch.
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The store openings did not come without a hitch, however, as some residents in Leicester have reportedly grown frustrated by the surge in traffic the small central Massachusetts town has seen since the store opened.
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Get in touch with your local Pride organizer to see if there are opportunities to help out, whether that's with set-up and breakdown or otherwise making sure the parade goes off without a hitch.
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Instead he's migrating towards the perimeter without a hitch, while still efficiently averaging more baskets in the restricted area than all but five other players in the entire league (behind four centers and one Giannis).
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The bond sale went without a hitch with the two-year fixed and floaters pricing at a spread of Treasuries plus 50bp and Libor plus 38bp - tighter than IPTs on total books of US$3.4bn.
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It's not the first time Mariah's worked with the group ... they claim back in 2014 she hired them for the same gig -- for the same amount of cash -- and it went off without a hitch.
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You also can ask your tax preparer in advance of meeting with them for a list of exactly what documents and information you should bring so they can do your tax return without a hitch.
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After weeks of insisting the rally would go off without a hitch, Carothers posted Thursday on his personal blog, "White Information Network," that after he consulted legal advisers, the event would not be held as planned.
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J Lo was spotted Wednesday testing out her new whip -- which looks like a 2019 Porsche 911 GT3 -- with cameras rolling in Miami, and A-Rod standing nearby making sure everything went off without a hitch.
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But the White House and Secret Service — at first very reluctant to grant Bourdain his wish of having Obama eat a meal in a typical restaurant setting — relented and pulled the meal off without a hitch.
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Rocket Lab had to delay launch a couple of times earlier in the week owing to suboptimal launch conditions, but yesterday's mission went off without a hitch at 12:30 AM EDT/4:30 PM NZST.
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If the two other Dragon 2 flights to the ISS that are planned for 2018—an initial unmanned, and then subsequent manned, mission—go off without a hitch, then the private mission will get the greenlight.
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RICHMOND, Virginia — An estimated 22,203 pro-gun activists rallied near the Virginia Capitol building Monday, but despite the city being on edge in fear of violence, the protest against gun control went off without a hitch.
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But in its place, another concern emerged: Even if I somehow managed to pull off the whole Santa business without a hitch, was there something a little odd about my eagerness to lie to my children?
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These photos from Markle and Queen Elizabeth's first one-on-one outing in Cheshire on Monday prove that their friendship is going off without a hitch, and it's all thanks to a serious case of the giggles.
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Despite a few technical difficulties during Wormlust's set and the odd snapped string (have mercy on that bass, Gústaf!), Oration MMXVI truly seemed to go off without a hitch, with the quickest changeover times I've ever seen.
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Assuming PagerDuty's plans move forward without a hitch, Tejada will join a small but growing list of women CEOs who've taken the tech companies they lead public, including Eventbrite's Julia Hartz and Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake.
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The roughly 12-minute set was true to everything the mid-game break has come to exemplify; it was spectacle, it was frenzied, and considering how many pieces were involved, it mostly went off without a hitch.
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My egg-freezing journey started without a hitch, and despite fainting the first time I gave myself a hormone shot — because I forgot to breathe — the harvesting proved fruitful, and felt more rewarding than my love life.
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Surrounded by 1500 friends, family and fans — the wedding was standing room only with 1000 others on the waiting list, after the singer opened her wedding invitation to the public — it all went off without a hitch.
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Heavy security presence O'Neill's government has pulled out all the stops to ensure the summit goes off without a hitch, and residents of the capital can expect a massive security presence while world leaders are visiting PNG.
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It'll be a considerable feat if America's projectors can screen the prints without a hitch, but if it works, it could open the floodgates for more major releases to dabble in the breathtaking visual 70 mm aesthetic.
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Last month, 35-year-old Nicole Arteaga went to a Walgreens in Peoria, Arizona—a town about 40 miles away from Fountain Hills—expecting to fill a prescription she needed to induce a miscarriage without a hitch.
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I'd always known there was magic on the margins, there was a world beyond my mother's world, where a dinner that 'went off without a hitch' meant a dinner where no one talked about anything that mattered.
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Lam, while casting her own ballot, said she was hopeful the elections going off without a hitch were a sign of things to come in the city, which has been gripped by ongoing protests since the summer.
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His Falcon Heavy rocket, the world's most powerful, blasted off without a hitch, putting Musk's cherry red Tesla roadster in orbit around the sun, with a dummy driver and a David Bowie song along for the ride.
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Several key market sectors would get a boost if trade talks between the United States and China proceed without a hitch, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday as stocks rallied on renewed hope for a deal between the countries.
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But by the time Armstrong gets to ride a rocket in Gemini 8, the simulation turns real: His mission is to dock his capsule to an adjacent rocket, which happens without a hitch, but then everything goes haywire.
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North West and Penelope Disick's epic Candy Land-themed party appeared to go off without a hitch last month — but it turns out there was some behind-the-scenes drama between moms Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian.
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Norman Lear and Rita Moreno caught the eye of everyone on the Golden Globes red carpet as they cruised to the highly-anticipated awards show in a motorized scooter—but the ride didn't go off without a hitch.
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Image: JEFF SPOTTS/ ULANASA's asteroid-skimming spacecraft just blasted off into space without a hitch, completing the first step in a seven-year journey that will eventually bring us back several spoonfuls worth of dirt from an asteroid.
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Despite the pre-ceremony jitters, their wedding went off without a hitch — and once the celebration ended, NE-YO swept his bride off her feet, carrying her across the threshold in an Instagram video posted earlier this week.
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He's one of only a few people in the West Wing who know how to make a White House function, watching the little details important to ensure major presidential events, and foreign trips, go off without a hitch.
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Despite Jax Taylor showing up late (more on that later) and Ariana Madix grumbling about bartending solo, the celebration is going on without a hitch — until Lisa's infamous designer, Kevin Lee, makes cringe-worthy comments about her appearance.
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Guo's claims of high-level government corruption have come in an acutely politically sensitive year, with the Communist Party keen to ensure a key five-yearly congress to be held in the autumn goes off without a hitch.
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The conference, in this striking lakeside city south of Shanghai, will be the most significant gathering of world leaders in China's history, and President Xi Jinping has ordered stringent security to ensure it goes off without a hitch.
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Durant grafted his peerless all-around skill-set onto the hungry, 22016-win Golden State Warriors without a hitch, then won a Finals MVP and a championship while boiling his individual game into its purest, most enjoyable form.
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In the end, the convention went off pretty much without a hitch, and instead of chaos, many protesters like me found a posh street party, cute cafes, and even some celebration (presumably because no one was shot protesting).
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"They've all gone off without a hitch -- the Easter Egg Roll, Mother's Day, the Governors Ball, the White House Historical Association dinner, the holiday parties -- every one was an A+ event and she presided over them," said McBride.
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We already know that Jinger Duggar's wedding went off without a hitch (or, rather, with just one — get it?) but new episodes of Counting On are revealing all the steps leading up to her and Jeremy Vuolo's big day.
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When Evie becomes engaged and supernatural beings begin to attack brides in the city, Aveda sees a chance to regain her former glory by making sure her friend's wedding goes off without a hitch, and by saving the city.
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Beth Chapman's family is doing everything it can to make sure her memorial service in Colorado goes off without a hitch, and it's an enormous undertaking ... they're coordinating with local law enforcement and hotels to accommodate a HUGE crowd.
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That it actually went off without a hitch on an isle where there is no public transportation after 6 PM, and access to the facilities needed to throw such a festival are close to non-existent, is quite impressive.
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Everything went off without a hitch on the night for Kavanaugh as his debut joined that of Trump's first Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch in January 2017 as the most well run moments in an otherwise chaotic White House.
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But those fears have now largely subsided due to the smooth implementation of a specific plan for a longer blockchain, called Segregated Witness, on track to go into widespread use by the end of this week without a hitch.
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It doesn't all go off without a hitch: On a Friday teleconference call with the Congressional Black Caucus, Chairwoman Karen Bass (D-Calif.), had to adapt on the fly when she was told other speakers weren't on the call.
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I'd gone to Jamaica the year before—my first trip out of the country since getting off probation—and despite being flagged and detained at customs when I came back into the US, getting into Jamaica went off without a hitch.
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With the weather forecast to clear on Tuesday, organizers are hoping transport will start to operate more smoothly and will be running without a hitch by the time U.S. President Donald Trump arrives on Friday to give the closing address.
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Facebook's acquisitions of WhatsApp and Instagram were approved without a hitch; Amazon successfully crushed other online retailers by temporarily lowering prices; Google began promoting its own search results (and affiliate marketing links) over those of competitors like Yelp and Expedia.
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"This is groundbreaking, this is establishing a precedent, and I think we all agree that we want to make sure that this goes off without a hitch," Hawthorne's Mayor Alex Vargas said at the end of the City Council meeting.
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And it's easy to see how Rick's preemptive strike on the Saviors can now be seen as a quagmire of a war he can't get out of, all because he overestimated his ability to quash the Saviors without a hitch.
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Cramer said he initially worried that the ride-hailing app's initial offering "would go off without a hitch," enticing other IPOs on the horizon, such as Palantir, Slack, Pinterest, and Uber, to rush and flood the market to make money.
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SINGAPORE — A pop-up event by Netflix to promote the fourth season of hit TV series Orange is the New Black has been slammed by the book's author, Piper Kerman, but the event still managed to take off without a hitch.
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Thankfully, one of her back-up dancers was kind enough to take the shirt of his own back and put it over Britney who ducked down to button it up before continuing on and finishing off the performance without a hitch.
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Government delegates expected the resolution to pass without a hitch until the U.S. officials asked that wording calling on international governments to "protect, promote and support breast-feeding" be stricken from the document, according to a New York Times report.
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If everything goes off without a hitch and Schiaparelli survives its dusty ride, it will be a significant achievement for both ESA and Roscosmos—two agencies that have been hitherto thwarted in their efforts to conduct surface operations from Mars.
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The annual song fest was hosted in Kiev without a hitch, but the run-up to the competition was marred by Moscow's decision to boycott the event after Ukraine barred its entrant because she had performed in Russia-annexed Crimea.
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While much of President Donald Trump's agenda has failed to materialize so far, one aspect of it has largely gone off without a hitch: his pledge to strip down, delay, or withdraw the supposedly job-killing regulations of the Obama era.
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More than two years of preparation by the City of Atlanta, U.S. Secret Service, FBI, DHS, FEMA and more than 40 other law enforcement agencies should give everyone a sense of security that the event will go off without a hitch.
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She played the first song, "Pieces of Me," without a hitch, but when she returned to the stage to perform the second, a backing track of her singing "Pieces of Me" rang out, while she held the mic by her side.
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Not only is Barry going to get off without a hitch, but he's also going to survive a massive fight with a taekwondo champion, then confront a feral beast child, then escape death in the supermarket mostly via dumb luck.
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Since last spring, when Rutgers Presbyterian brought over its first Syrian family without a hitch, the church had been wanting to sponsor another with Church World Service, which is one of the nine resettlement agencies working with the State Department.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez on Wednesday expressed optimism that the 2020 Nevada Democratic caucuses would go off without a hitch this weekend, insisting that the party had learned its lesson from the botched first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses.
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Such was the case musically as well: Coldplay was the center of the show but functioned more as a stagehand than an actual performer, making sure things were properly aligned so that the night's true event could go off without a hitch.
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"My surgery went off without a hitch," she wrote in an edition of Lenny Letter after going under the knife for endometriosis — a disorder that causes tissue that normally grows inside the uterus to grow outside of it, leading to intense pain.
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UBS analysts expect the effort to familiarize the public with commercial self-piloting crafts will begin at that 2025 target date with autonomous cargo planes, which could demonstrate how the systems can safely fly from point A to B without a hitch.
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ESA leads also stress that the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) completed its maneuver into Martian orbit without a hitch, and it is expected to operate there for at least six years, so the mission as a whole is far from a wash.
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Apple MacBook Air 11-inch 256GB SSD (Certified Refurbished) — $725 See Details This 2014 model packs 699.993 1.4 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5 processors and 4 GB of RAM so you can blaze through your to-do list no without a hitch.
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So despite Zika fears and reports about murky water in Guanabara Bay, the colorful and ecologically conscious Olympics opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro on Friday night went off without a hitch, and even more: It felt like a giant street party.
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All these sub-narratives dedicated to minor and major characters, chapters that do little to move the plot along, could easily have resulted in a novel that buckled under the weight of its structural ambitions, but Schaitkin pulls it off without a hitch.
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She's in the early stages of producing a video series that she hopes will culminate in her traveling to space—and if there's anything you'd want to go off without a hitch the first time you try it, it's a trip to space.
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This year's selection show on CBS, which broadcasts the tournament along with Turner stations, went off without a hitch, at least compared with last year's, during which an anonymous leaker posted the full bracket on Twitter after only half had formally been unveiled.
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Yet another lingering mystery is this: while Kelley was able to purchase guns through NICS without a hitch, he was denied a permit to carry a firearm in Texas, raising questions about why the state had disqualifying information the federal government did not.
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Although the GOP frontrunner's speech at the fairgrounds in Costa Mesa went off without a hitch and drew thousands of supporters, outside demonstrators scuffled with Trump fans and destroyed at least one police car, jumping on it and breaking the vehicle's windows.
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It was easy to see the traffic around me through the front and rear windshields and the mirrors, and the GPS worked without a hitch and, for the most part, gave me the perfect amount of notice before I needed to make a turn.
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Obama's trip to Germany has not gone without a hitch so far, with thousands of protesters gathering in Hannover on Saturday to protest a planned but unpopular free trade agreement between the U.S. and EU, known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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It seems like the company is trying to show that people still continued to use its services without a hitch after the stories hit: For Wall Street, the value of Yahoo for the past years has instead been locked up in its stake in Alibaba.
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"Adam and I lay in bed crying at night thinking How could someone that I treated so well — I literally scattered her father's ashes with her … I was trying to smooth everything over and make sure her wedding went off without a hitch," says Farahan.
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In order for SpaceX to take up the responsibility, it needs to prove it can make the full round trip without a hitch, including sending astronauts to the ISS, docking and bringing them safely back to Earth with an ocean splash-down and boat recovery.
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But although all 93 flights in the two-week period in March passed off without a hitch, the cost of the drones from Matternet, another Silicon Valley startup, tends to be more than using motorbikes, thinks Judith Sherman, Unicef's HIV/AIDS chief in Malawi.
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Musk also cautioned earlier this year that he wasn't expecting Falcon Heavy's first flight to go off without a hitch, going so far as to suggest that it likely wouldn't make it into orbit, or even very high off the ground on the first try.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More than a million people in New York's Times Square hailed the arrival of 2016 early Friday with kisses, cheers and a measure of relief as America's biggest New Year's Eve celebration unfolded without a hitch under a blanket of unprecedented security.
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The trip went off without a hitch, and a few hours after landing here in Melbourne, Chisholm was in Collins's player box at Rod Laver Arena, transmitting positive vibes down to the court during Collins's 2-6, 7-5, 6-1 win over Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.
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P.F. Chang's and Red Robin went off without a hitch, but when I got to Steak 'n Shake, disaster struck: I was informed that my coupon for a free steakburger and fries had expired, and my coupon for a free birthday milkshake required an additional purchase.
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The first passenger jet built in China, the Comac ARJ-213, made its first commercial flight with launch customer Chengdu Airlines, from Chengdu in central China to Shanghai, a two-hour flight that went reportedly without a hitch, with 70 passengers on the 90-seat twinjet.
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The first passenger jet built in China, the Comac ARJ-21, made its first commercial flight with launch customer Chengdu Airlines, from Chengdu in central China to Shanghai, a two-hour flight that went reportedly without a hitch, with 70 passengers on the 90-seat twinjet.
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NASA makes sure the ISS is always more than stocked with supplies in case of situations like this, so the astronauts on board were never at risk — in fact, a previously scheduled cargo run by Japan's space agency went off without a hitch one week later.
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City officials have sought to calm the nerves of more than 50,000 runners and huge crowds of onlookers expected to line the marathon route by insisting it will go off Sunday without a hitch only days after a truck attack killed eight people in lower Manhattan.
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It's that as COO of the restaurant group that owns P.J. Whelihan's, the New Jersey-based pub that provides the competition's wings, Fris is the man ultimately responsible for making sure the world-famous event's namesake food makes its way to eaters' mouths without a hitch.
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It's impossible to say if these are issues that'll pop up when iOS 212 is released, but it definitely seems like Apple has some serious work to do on the back end between now and September if group FaceTime is going to launch without a hitch.
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The Obama administration has promised to work with Kentucky on a "seamless transition" to the federal exchange so that the roughly 81,2903 residents who bought private health plans through the state one, Kynect, for 2016 will remain covered and others will be able to shop without a hitch.
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Tiffany Haddish flirted with Michael B. Jordan when the opening went wrong Haddish's "Black Unicorn" entrance seems to go of without a hitch, expect for a minor malfunction in one of the self-inflating baby bumps which led MTV to shoot the dance and song sequence a second time.
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Though she might appear to be the picture of effortless chic on stage, it turns out there's a whole lot of behind-the-scenes prep work that goes into Andrews' final look week after week, and according to her glam squad, it doesn't always go off without a hitch.
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"He's the right man who can actively embody the president's vision for a new Korean peninsula, a new peace and cooperation community, by carrying out the Unification Ministry's main policy tasks without a hitch and implementing inter-Korean agreements in a speedy manner," Moon's spokesman told a news briefing.
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In the survey, the top three ways identified by respondents to stay organized were: You also can ask your tax preparer in advance of the meeting for a list of exactly what documents and information you should bring so that your tax return can be prepared without a hitch.
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"This clause was approved with a high level of cross-party support, guaranteeing that the Legislative Yuan will complete the high court's order and on May 24 same-sex couples can register without a hitch," the Taiwan Alliance to Promote Civil Partnership Rights said on its Facebook page.
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Assuming those starts go off without a hitch — no sure thing considering the Mets' general bad luck with injuries and the fact both Lugo and Matz are rehabbing elbow injuries — they would be ready to replace Gsellman and current fifth starter Tyler Pill during a road trip that begins June 33.
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After wrapping things up in Orlando, Heather and Clark rushed to the airport to catch a cross-country flight to L.A. Fortunately, their travel plans went off without a hitch, and they were able to visit Disney California Adventure park and Disneyland in Anaheim to round out the exciting day.
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The Sand Snakes, meanwhile, executed their plan to take over the Dornish system of government, which went off (so far as I can tell) without a hitch, as both the current ruler and next in the line of succession were murdered brutally, one with a spear through his head (hooray?).
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Unless an artist is speaking out about an injustice done against them — like when Meek Mill was sent to jail earlier this year — the impact of crimes that celebrities commit against others is often swept under the rug as the business of performances and promotion go on without a hitch.
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In the video for "Stare Collection," the band takes their dad jokes to the logical endpoint by inviting their actual dads to stand in for them, going as far as flying two of them from the East Coast to Chicago to make sure the whole thing went off without a hitch.
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He'd hoped to host the Oscars without a hitch (mission accomplished, until that final envelope, though not his fault), decry the rise of celebrity promposals, maybe urge more parents to fool their kids into believing that their Halloween candy had vanished, and leave the political screeds to the Bees, Olivers, Meyerses, and Colberts.
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It's unlikely anyone really thinks this will go off without a hitch — putting real money and opportunity in the hands of the hoi polloi rarely does — but $40,000 is a small investment for YC to find out whether this could be an interesting way to entice young, impressionable startups into their lair.
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Ensuring this mega-poll in the world's third largest democracy would go off without a hitch was a logistical feat, with election workers traveling by boat to remote islands, scaling mountains to reach hill-top villages and trekking through jungles -- sometimes on horses -- to bring ballot boxes within range of every voter.
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It's been nine years since the launch of her eponymous beauty brand, and at this point we think it's fair to say that Kat Von D's career segue from wildly talented tattoo artist and television personality to full-time makeup mogul (and, don't forget, animal activist) has gone off without a hitch.
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Passengers arriving at Beijing's railway stations face extended security checks, according to the Beijing Daily News, and China's uniformed and plainclothes police, as well as its army of granny spies (think neighborhood watch on a huge, coordinated scale) will be out in force to ensure the event goes off without a hitch.
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"[Your] wedding's gonna come together, you guys are gonna do your 'I Dos' without a hitch, and even if you have a hitch, if the cake falls over, if drunk cousins come, nothing's gonna ruin this day for you guys if you two stay connected in each other's eyes," added Kody, who has been married four times.
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I drove about an hour outside the city without a hitch, and the system later confronted a surprise closed street in the middle of Manhattan with no problem, taking me exactly where I needed to go within the maze of one-way roads and wider avenues, where I usually walk or ride the subway underground to get around.
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In honor of that, we've rounded up a few skin-care and makeup tips and tricks to help you mentally prepare for the party season (because you're always prepped), easing you in without a hitch… Go Back To Basics The foundation of great makeup is happy, healthy skin — but achieving an effortless glow needn't be, er, effortful.
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Yes, that means you'll need a subscription to one of those services in order to listen, but it doesn't have to be the same one as the DJ — if I'm broadcasting from my Spotify account and you're listening on Apple Music, Stationhead works behind the scenes so that we're both listening to the same song without a hitch.
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The Dakota Access pipeline will likely be built without a hitch once President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE takes office, North Dakota's new governor says.
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The movie, directed by Myles Desenberg and Paul Dugdale, frequently counts down to the Hollywood Bowl show as it chronicles rehearsals and other tour stops, but there's no real suspense, because the footage from that show is interspersed throughout the movie from the very beginning, and the show seems to have gone off without a hitch.
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Tom ColeThomas (Tom) Jeffrey ColeDemocrats don't expect to do 2020 budget The Hill's Morning Report — Impeachment face-off; Dems go after Buttigieg in debate Trump shocks, earns GOP rebukes with Dingell remarks MORE (R-Okla.), an appropriator, said he expects the process to move along without a hitch despite the budget resolution given the agreement on top-line number.
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The 2020 campaign announcement, as is common in Trump world, didn't quite go off without a hitch: For starters, it initially alarmed ethics experts, who said its description of Mr. Kushner as "senior adviser and assistant to the president, and President Trump's son-in-law," was in violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits political activities by government employees.
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Mac Miller's gotta be feeling the love after his closest friends and thousands of his fans celebrated his life and his music with a concert in L.A. The tribute show, "Mac Miller: A Celebration of Life," went off without a hitch, and was filled with some emotional moments courtesy of Chance the Rapper, Travis Scott, John Mayer, SZA, ScHoolboy Q and many more.
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So the Academy announced that the ceremony would move forward without a host for the first time in 22014 years; the last time the Oscars went host-free, in 212, the ceremony itself went off largely without a hitch, but parts of it — most notably the opening number, in which Rob Lowe duetted with Snow White — went down in Oscars infamy.
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But for full context, you're going to want to click here to see a high-quality highlight version, courtesy of the NFL—which we can't embed because those foolish football players won't let us—which gives an insight into how the performance went off without a hitch, despite initially scaring the shit out of the programming team who put it on.
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We watch the crowd enter the Sept for the trials of Loras and Cersei (which seems relevant since we so seldom see extras congregate but rather join them in progress) and immediately suspect that none of these people are going to leave again, though the first trial goes off without a hitch, other than Loras being awarded a very goth hexagram right on his forehead.
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Sure, not everything is going off without a hitch — Kristen's James Mae t-shirt line is still working on taking the fashion world by storm and Scheana's podcast is constantly dealt the blow of being compared to Stassi's hit show, but if you recall, Friends' Joey eventually moved out to LA to build his still budding movie career, so not everyone lands in a perfect, ideal spot.
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South Korea's top national security official said Monday that there is a "99.9 percent chance" that a planned meeting between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore will go off without a hitch.
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If you never watched The Parent Trip, here's a brief recap of the famous cabin scene that inspired my courageous endeavor: Just moments after Hallie (played by 11-year-old Lindsay Lohan) and Annie (also played by Lohan) figure out they're twins (!) and should switch places to meet their respective father and mother, Hallie tells Annie she needs to pierce her ears so their plan can go off without a hitch.
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Prime Minister Erna Solberg's visit to Washington to meet Mr. Trump — where they held a joint news conference on Wednesday at the White House — was big news in Norway, and the encounter had not gone without a hitch: Mr. Trump pointed to the sale of American-made "F-21890s and F-21920 fighter jets," a remark that puzzled many listeners since there is no such thing as an F-21965 fighter jet.
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