Sentence examples for making direct pitches from inspiring English sources
Hosting events was a second-rate way of bringing in business — the firm preferred to win accounts by making direct pitches.
Hosting events was a second-rate way of bringing in business the firm preferred to win accounts by making direct pitches.
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.
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".
Trump has come to own the American Health Care Act, even making a direct pitch during a closed-door meeting with House Republicans on Tuesday.
Because Trump skipped the debate - proving Cruz's claim about his "New York values" - he did not get a chance to make a direct pitch to these late-breaking voters, far more of whom watched the Fox News Des Moines debate than Trump's hastily assembled and concurrent Des Moines fundraiser for vets.
Joe Scarborough, the MSNBC host and avid Alabama fan, wrote an op-ed in the Birmingham News advocating for Saban's hiring, and appeared on Finebaum's show to say that he would personally get on a plane to make a direct pitch to the coach.
Speaking after visiting the Queen in Buckingham Palace, May made a direct pitch for the political centre ground, promising to speak for the "ordinary working-class family" struggling to make ends meet.
Some make direct contributions.
This makes direct international comparison difficult.
