Sentence examples for pitched battleground from inspiring English sources

Although Montana and its three reliably Republican electoral votes have been largely overlooked in this year's presidential race, the state has become a pitched battleground over campaign-finance rules.

Geographically, the most pitched battleground will be the Midwest.

The early Saturday teatime slot has proved problematic for BBC1, with shows such as That Puppet Gameshow and I Love My Country both pitched into the early evening battleground and axed after one series.

By 2006, they left behind warring witches for the equally strange battleground of Drum's Not Dead, pitched as a war between the fictional forces representing creativity (Drum) and anxiety (Mt Heart Attack).

Sloan's 1964 autobiography, "My Years with General Motors", became a managerial bible.In this section The capitalist manifesto Beware, beware The battleground country You're not welcome Salvage work Pitched back into the past Reprints Related topics General Motors Ed WhitacreIf the appeal of this approach has since languished, the chief reason is the many failures of GM itself.

He can just about tolerate foreign players in the English Premier League, but that is about it.In this section The capitalist manifesto Beware, beware The battleground country You're not welcome Salvage work Pitched back into the past Reprints Related topics United KingdomHe has many reasons.

Mr. Obama himself has pitched that record in 25 campus events this year, including four each in the battlegrounds Ohio and Florida.

"Pitching, pitching, pitching," Cashman said.

Pitching, pitching, pitching.

The football pitch became a symbolic battleground.

This is why a cricket pitch is also a battleground for settling colonial scores and expressing dissent.