Sentence examples for pitch herself from inspiring English sources

The big decision, I'd wager, is deciding on how she wants to pitch herself.

"Didn't she pitch herself to Lee for 'Empire?' I think she did.

This may allow her to pitch herself as a unifying bridge between the Eurosceptic and modernising wings of the party.

We see some of her videos, which are semi-obscene, talentless provocations; the lame shock tactics are the only way that she can pitch herself to the public.

In her declaration speech, May will pitch herself as the candidate of experience, having run a great office of state for six years.

May kept a low profile during the campaign, and may pitch herself as a unifying bridge between the Eurosceptic and modernising wings of the party.

McGowan has pitched herself as the anti-Mirabella candidate.

But then at the conference she stood up and basically pitched herself to the Daily Mail.

She kept pitching herself as a director and getting turned down.

She pitches herself into the wide gray Meuse, where she floats face down among chips of ice.

For example the Durst character recounts how, at the age of 7, he was there as his mother pitched herself off the roof of the Dursts' Scarsdale home.