Sentence examples for pitch would be from inspiring English sources

He told the club's official website, www.chelseafc.com: "For us to have a bigger pitch would be a big benefit.

"We thought the players on the pitch would be good enough for us but we didn't manage it.

But on Thursday, after about an hour delay, the players were told the first pitch would be at 8 30 p.m., Overbay said.

A sport that started making money or banning beer on the pitch would be dangerously like all the other games kickballers were no good at at school.

He said that learning the pitch would be harder than learning the forkball, which took him weeks to master, if not months.

Reports had said that at the centre of Mrs Clinton's campaign pitch would be her claim that she can tackle growing economic inequality in the country.

Dodgers Manager Joe Torre said pitching would be the team's top priority in the off-season.

"When he gets here, probably 90, 95 pitches would be max for him his first start," Collins said of Marcum.

Finn's speed, even on sluggish subcontinental pitches, would be an undoubted asset to a seam bowling department which looks down on pace in recent months.

If every player reacted in a similar manner to Cantona, football pitches would be sparse places come the end of 90 minutes.

He probably did not realize his pitching would be one of those ways, or that "they" would become "we" so quickly.