"This game is impossible to play when you're pressing, trying to force pitches, trying to force swings, trying to make things happen," Mets catcher Mike Piazza said.
The first one on Radio Clyde was for the local police force, pitched at young men "interested in cars or criminals".
The firms mutual fund managers and its wholesalers its on-the-ground sales force pitching its products to stockbrokers are the key to its success, and they are compensated accordingly.
Increasing loss of hearing forced Pitch to work less in recent years, but he continued to perform into his early 80s in various ensembles, among them the Thames Valley Jazzmen, and Rhythm & Reeds with the accordion player Jack Emblow.
For simulations in calm deep water with fixed sinkage and trim, the assessment metrics include drag and lift forces, pitch moment, drag-lift ratio, and center of pressure.
In the system's response to the dynamic forcing (pitching motion) we attempt to distinguish between the aerodynamic effect of varying apparent wind induced by the motion and the structural effect of varying stresses and strains due to the motion and inertia.
The silhouette shot sealed the deal for Weiner when Imaginary Forces pitched their initial work to him, and it ended up carrying the series' marketing materials.
Nor must he rely on a high-priced sales force to pitch stock ideas to fund managers.
Authors and publishers were there in force to pitch their fall books, among them a no-holds-barred memoir by Keith Richards ("Life"), a historical novel by Ken Follett ("Fall of Giants") and the latest John Grisham thriller ("The Confession").
First it needs to find a big-company marketing partner with a large sales force to pitch the drug to doctors.
