Sentence examples for blind pitch from inspiring English sources

In 2010 Zedd won two remix contests sponsored by the digital music store Beatport — E.D.M.'s iTunes — and, in a blind pitch, sent a track to Skrillex.

The series, officially called Acoustic Cash, came about as a result of a blind pitch by Tim McHenry, who directs the museum's event programming.

"So on blind pitches, I'm more likely to go with the larger providers".

But neither is making a game from scratch, blind-pitching it to investors, and getting it onto shelves across the country.

Blind, blind?

Previous studies investigating functional differences between early- and late-onset blind individuals include pitch change discrimination (Kujala et al. 1997), tactile discrimination (Sadato et al. 2002), Braille reading (Büchel et al. 1998; Cohen et al. 1999), and auditory spatial processing (Collignon et al. 2013; Voss et al. 2008, 2011).

The trip turns out to be full of confusion and bad feeling, when the natives (who may or may not be "suspicious, crafty, greedy, stubborn, incurious, stupid, devious, violent and cruel") give her incomprehensible directions, sending her off down blind turns on pitch-dark roads.

They played a blinder with their pitch at the recent Plugg conference in March and since then I've seen co-founder Victor Henning pitch at The Next Web.

Goldner echoes his pitch: "That blind reveal, it's, 'I don't know everything at the very beginning, and through my moves I unveil my opponent's plans.

E1 OBITUARIESB7 Joybubbles The former Joe Engressia, a blind genius with perfect pitch who accidentally found he could make free phone calls by whistling tones and went on to play a pivotal role in the 1970s subculture of "phone phreaks," was 58.

Joybubbles (the legal name of the former Joe Engressia since 1991), a blind genius with perfect pitch who accidentally found he could make free phone calls by whistling tones and went on to play a pivotal role in the 1970s subculture of "phone phreaks," died on Aug. 8 in Minneapolis.