Sentence examples for pitching hard from inspiring English sources

And that change highlights a message that G.M. — as well as its domestic archrival Ford — are both pitching hard these days: We're better now.

Uzbekistan may have a truly awful human rights record but – unlike some lobbying firms we contacted – that did not put off senior executives from pitching hard for the business.

Sales rep, husband and father, "way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine", Willy Loman is a slave to the US ideals of pitching, hard work and equal opportunity, driven by the disciplines of exemplary manliness in the home and the need to keep up appearances outside it.

But we've heard more recently that the company has been pitching hard for new cash at a much reduced valuation, hoping for at least $4 billion.

Podolski and Messi constitute Adidas' next-generation offensive against Nike, which has entered this World Cup pitching hard its young Brazilian stars Ronaldinho, Real Madrid's Ronaldo and Inter Milan's Adriano in an advertising campaign titled, "Joga Bonito Portuguese for "play beautifully".

Pitching hard during the impressive trumpet solo and swirling free as piano took over, the quartet sounded unstoppably inventive.

Pitched hard into a turn, the big Pontiac claws through the corner.

The interviewer will pitch hard questions, but not ridiculous ones, and your replies will be broadcast in their entirety.

In Leiter's mind, he pitched hard enough but not long enough (seven innings), so Thursday night he was going to pitch to doomsday, long and hard.

Manuel also gave Mike Pelfrey a friendly little shove up the dugout stairs for a curtain call after his seven innings, a way of rewarding somebody who pitched hard for him this year.

"The fact that he really had to pitch hard to get out of a couple of jams, I think, wore him out a little bit," Collins said of Niese.