Sentence examples for pitch think from inspiring English sources

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Pitch: "Think about it: Do you just buy a car without test-driving it?" Mr. Bucher asked.

When framing your pitch, think less of Joseph Schumpeter and more about Joseph Campell's hero's journey.

It's an enticing pitch think Wolf Eyes or Einsturzende Neubauten fronted by a limber wordsmith like Busdriver or Nocando, with a bit more of a backbeat.

The new pitch: Think not of a couple of new buildings in the corner of a parking lot, but of a sports and entertainment district that spans both sides of the Orange Freeway, awash in light and sound, anchored by Angel Stadium, the Honda Center, the LT project and the train station intended to serve as the city's transportation hub.

When you deliver your pitch, think along those same lines.

Don't think about getting hit by the pitch, think about HITTING THE PITCH.

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Smart hitter, went with the pitch, thought along with the pitcher, and could hit the ball the other way as hard as anyone.

Pitch thought pieces not corporate reports.

On the opening day of the first Test at Lord's, England bowled Australia out in 75 minutes for only 53 runs on a pitch thought to be good for batting.

Rather than the crassness of "selling yourself" or vapid elevator pitches, think of personal branding as a carefully crafted tool that helps position you in the minds of others.

It would give hitters one more pitch to think about.

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