Sentence examples for distinctive pitch from inspiring English sources

There is only a distinctive pitch of ambition and excellence.

And obviously she has redistributionary plans but her distinctive pitch is we need to deal with monopolies.

While the coalition parties may well take the rap for leaving people feeling poorer (even those who, statistically, are not), Labour has most at stake as the party which has highlighted the cost of living as a distinctive pitch for support.

Everyone from Cher to Lil Wayne has been autotuning themselves to the distinctive pitch of a tranny Smurf since time immemoriam (approximately 1993).

But the record's distinctive pitch-switching was arrived at in a studio in Kingston-upon-Thames, where ­producers Mark Taylor and Brian Rawling clicked their Auto-Tune to wildly ­unorthodox settings.

— and, well, he had a distinctive pitching motion; it was worth a shot.

Zink at least had a strong arm he could throw ninety-four m. and—and, well, he had a distinctive pitching motion; it was worth a shot.

A distinctive tone, pitch or accent can be a drawback over the long haul, and few hauls are longer than the 18 discs of WOLF HALL (Macmillan Audio, $49.99).

Other accent highlights include Streep channeling not just Julia Child's irrepressible joie de vivre but also the chef's distinctive high pitch and breathy cadence.

Rudd clinched government with a distinctive electoral pitch, emphasising the hardship of "working families" struggling with rising interest rates and costs of living.

But, despite the production's suggestive design and sometimes brilliant handling of the scenic rhythms of the play, it struggles to deliver the frantic feeling that gives Williams's lines their distinctive, pungent pitch and roll.