Sentence examples for question pitching from inspiring English sources

Nearly every scene in "Life During Wartime," Todd Solondz's sort-of sequel to his 1998 film, "Happiness," seems to pose this question, pitching the viewer into a queasy limbo between mirth and anguish.

Phil Hughes, whose spot in the rotation has never been in question, pitched seven innings Wednesday in the Yankees' 5-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.

One question pitched at Junkee was deliberately provocative, although not a new issue: "Do white voices need to be included in conversations about People of Colour?

This failure was most apparent during the presidential debates, where four-and-a-half hours of television saw not one moderator question pitched to Trump or Hillary Clinton on climate change.

"Easy?" asked Joanmarie Tully O'Connor, the listing agent for Mr. Lian's home, in response to a question about pitching properties to potential buyers here.

And so ends the Yankees season, one that started with a lot of questions about pitching and ended with questions about their ability to score.

Voices rose and arms gesticulated wildly as lineup changes were questioned and pitching rotations discussed.

Then, for more than an hour, Clemens took questions on pitching mechanics and exercise.

The Red Sox have new owners, a new general manager and a new manager in what has so far been a charmed season, but they also have the same questions about pitching and stifling the Yankees.

The question is pitched high because of the impact of the series.

The two games in question were pitched by Lee Richmond of the Worchester Ruby Legs and John Montgomery Ward of the Providence Grays.