Sentence examples for pitched together from inspiring English sources

In spite of the rivalry, GQ and Details are being pitched together on insert cards in both magazines.

Last Sunday's Community Shield fixture, the curtain raiser on the English domestic season, pitched together two managers more likely to exchange blows than pleasantries on the Wembley touchline.

Players are pitched together into a stark landscape, and must survive for as long as possible, ransacking buildings for guns and food and avoiding the undead.

I guess I joked about it too much and for my birthday my friends pitched together to buy me a Fleshlight knockoff, fully loaded with a ribbed lining and a vibration control.

Schilling, in a radio interview yesterday, said he wanted a good-natured rivalry with Martínez when they pitch together in Boston next season.

Gould instead ventures inside today's less spectacular statistics, their relative clumping over time, to demonstrate how this suggests a general and substantial improvement of batting and pitching together.

The new regional leagues mean much less travelling for clubs, but also pitch together teams that were playing at different levels last season.

We pitched up together at the House of Commons in 1992 as new Labour MPs, forming a group that set about rethinking the party's ideas.

It was a hangover from the very earliest days of film production, when small crews pitched in together, with the leading actor of the film also doing the studio accounts or stitching costumes.

His view was that if people just pitched in together, they could solve all the problems that they have and that these divides are false.

"Colin, it was his brainchild," Etherington told me in his midtown office, "he told me about a city competition to reinvent the pay phones and we entered it and pitched it together".