He wisely decided to hitch his wagon to the environmentalist movement, which was then gaining support throughout the country.
She hitched her wagon to a rising young star on the music scene.
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
hitch your wagon to — (someone or something) see ↑wagon • • • Main Entry: ↑hitch hitch your wagon to chiefly US informal : to rely on (someone or something) for success The team has hitched its wagon to its star pitcher. • • • Main Entry: ↑wagon … Useful english dictionary
hitch (your) wagon to someone — hitch (your) wagon to (someone/something) to try to become successful by becoming involved with someone or something that is already successful or has a good chance of becoming successful. He wisely decided to hitch his wagon to the… … New idioms dictionary
hitch (your) wagon to something — hitch (your) wagon to (someone/something) to try to become successful by becoming involved with someone or something that is already successful or has a good chance of becoming successful. He wisely decided to hitch his wagon to the… … New idioms dictionary
hitch your wagon to someone or something — hitch your wagon to (someone or something) see ↑wagon • • • Main Entry: ↑hitch … Useful english dictionary
hitch your wagon to sb — hitch your fortunes/future/wagon to sth/sb ► to rely on something or someone to bring you success: »The former oil industry investor has hitched his wagon to renewable energy. Main Entry: ↑hitch … Financial and business terms
hitch your wagon to sth — hitch your fortunes/future/wagon to sth/sb ► to rely on something or someone to bring you success: »The former oil industry investor has hitched his wagon to renewable energy. Main Entry: ↑hitch … Financial and business terms
hitch your wagon to sth/sb — hitch your fortunes/future/wagon to sth/sb ► to rely on something or someone to bring you success: »The former oil industry investor has hitched his wagon to renewable energy. Main Entry: ↑hitch … Financial and business terms
hitch your fortunes/future/wagon to sth/sb — ► to rely on something or someone to bring you success: »The former oil industry investor has hitched his wagon to renewable energy. Main Entry: ↑hitch … Financial and business terms
hitch your future/wagon to sth/sb — hitch your fortunes/future/wagon to sth/sb ► to rely on something or someone to bring you success: »The former oil industry investor has hitched his wagon to renewable energy. Main Entry: ↑hitch … Financial and business terms
hitch your fortunes to sb — hitch your fortunes/future/wagon to sth/sb ► to rely on something or someone to bring you success: »The former oil industry investor has hitched his wagon to renewable energy. Main Entry: ↑hitch … Financial and business terms
