Sentence examples for pitching themselves into from inspiring English sources

While Tomasina had been going on about her life, she hadn't noticed it: the eggs pitching themselves into oblivion, month by month.

On the night when they placed their closer, Mariano Rivera, on the disabled list with a strained right shoulder, it was especially troubling for the Yankees to pitch themselves into the situation that confronted them at the end.

"Ya Allah!" (dear God!) they cried, and daringly pitched themselves into the blue-green, very strong and very cold current 80 feet below.

Others – gunsmithing, saddlery, boot- and watch-making – fall (providing they pitch themselves cleverly) into the luxury goods category, and find wealthy buyers.

By accident or design, however, they find themselves pitched into a real contest much sooner.

Scores of party colleagues will suddenly find themselves pitched into battles to contest merged seats, while hundreds of MPs will be fighting such radically revised constituencies that previously comfortable majorities cannot be guaranteed.

Thousands of young women from middle-class homes with little experience of domestic work, not much relevant education and total ignorance of male bodies, volunteered and found themselves pitched into military hospitals.

He batted despite pitching himself into trouble throughout.

But he did not rule out pitching into his 40s.

But in economic terms Syria is pitching into a deepening crisis.

Saunders was outstanding, pitching into the bottom of the seventh with a 1-0 lead.