Sentence examples for of pitching up from inspiring English sources

With stands costing up to £28,000, galleries simply can't take the risk of pitching up and not selling.

In the case of pitching up an octave, time-stretching takes an input signal and throws away every other sample, reducing the length by a factor of two.

When a plane has the proper trim, its nose will fly level, instead of pitching up or down.

"It travels with its ghosts, it comes from over 80 years of doing exactly what it's doing now: of pitching up, entertaining and then disappearing".

"That makes me feel so much better about realizing my dream of pitching up there one day," Brackman said yesterday in a telephone interview.

It may be broken even though a patient has been seen within 30 minutes of pitching up, simply because they could not be moved on to whatever bit of the hospital they needed within four hours.

There is a long tradition of celebrities pitching up at the Edinburgh fringe thinking it will be a wheeze.

No surprise, then, that a steadily increasing number of foreigners are pitching up here – inquisitive individuals, rather than tour groups.

Yet within a few months of film-makers pitching up in Grimsby to film a follow-up, noisy opposition was building.

Mrs Tom Cruise was the star turn of the day, pitching up for Maxmara's show in a chocolate-coloured jumpsuit and sensible camel cashmere coat.

In many respects, the fourth of the teams pitching up in the capital in 13 months' time – the fast-improving and increasingly threatening Samoa – are the most interesting opponents of the lot.