Sentence examples for pitch pool from inspiring English sources

The contents of the Pitch Pool rapidly turned into a torrent of inconsequential updates, forcing me to close Skype and return to it later.

Once the issues became readily apparent, the Skype chat evacuated, and the impersonators subsequently blocked many of the Pitch Pool participants, new gaming writers like me, probably in a bid to avoid further questioning after being exposed.

Once the issues became readily apparent the Skype chat evacuated and the impersonators subsequently blocked many of the Pitch Pool participants, new games writers like me, probably in a bid to avoid further questioning after being exposed.

The website was currently down, but she mentioned it would be up and running by the beginning of the month, so in the meantime I could bash heads with around 30 other new writers and share ideas with them in what she called a "Pitch Pool".

The website was currently down, but she mentioned it would be up and running by the beginning of the month, so in the interim I could bash heads with around 30 other new writers and share ideas with them in what she called a "Pitch Pool".

Only one thing was clear: There were no paid positions going at the website, and Niki and her colleagues assuming it wasn't all just the same person behind every name were trying to take money from the Pitch Pool members and who knows how many more people keen to break into writing for a living.

As Manager Joe Girardi indicated Friday, the Yankees are expected to dive into the free-agent pitching pool.

Entering Saturday's auction in mixed-league Tout Wars, an elite industry competition, I was primed to use a "stars and scrubs" strategy to stockpile the strongest bats and take advantage of the excellent depth in the pitching pool on the cheap.

Other possible causes include hitters muscling themselves up as never before during the off-season, the creation of smaller baseball parks and a general decline in the quality of pitching (every time there is an expansion of the leagues, the theory goes, the pitching talent pool is stretched thin, and batters have a field day, so to speak).

Even on a bog of a pitch with pools of standing water at each end, Leeds were so much more lively with the ball.

Alderson said he thought stronger hitters, smaller ballparks and a pitching talent pool thinned somewhat by expansion all contributed to 2000's homer-happy season.