Sentence examples for direct pitch from inspiring English sources

Think of it as part Amazon (online retail), part MySpace (social network) and part Amway (direct pitch from somebody you know).

But now she is making a direct pitch to young women in a new online essay for Glamour magazine's Web site (www.glamour.com) in its political space, "Glamocracy".

If anyone doubted that Clinton was making a direct pitch for female voters, Tuesday's speech made it clear where the Democratic nominee would hunt for new support.

In a direct pitch to Brexit supporters fed up with the status quo, Corbyn echoed the leave campaign's slogan, saying only Labour could "take back real control".

In a direct pitch for Generation Y, a major teenage shopping service has been launched in the UK called Y-creds (www.Y-creds.co.uk).

She makes a direct pitch to women, some of her most die-hard supporters, in her quest to break the highest and hardest of glass ceilings.

Hosting events was a second-rate way of bringing in business — the firm preferred to win accounts by making direct pitches.

When she took over, as a member of the fifth generation to run the company, she found processes in place to evaluate direct pitches for investments.

For example, they may enable advertisers to do word searches on individual e-mail accounts and direct pitches based on word frequency.

Hosting events was a second-rate way of bringing in business the firm preferred to win accounts by making direct pitches.

This system is characterized by an outer open control loop for enhancing the direct pitching motion and an intrinsic hydro-mechanical position control loop offering the benefit of sensor-less pitch control.