Sentence examples for tricky pitch from inspiring English sources

That might a tricky pitch when the chancellor is advocating a "recovery for all".

This was a tricky pitch but not exceptionally so: it did enough but not too much.

Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp was grateful to leave Sion unscathed after a difficult night on a tricky pitch in Switzerland.

With the pin near the front of the green today, it made for a long, tricky pitch, which he put a couple feet from the hole.

Tim Clark, his playing partner, flays his approach off to the right of the green meaning he'll have a tricky pitch to get back onto the dancefloor.

The partnership blossomed and accelerated in the final session; it was worth 127 and on a tricky pitch it should now dictate the outcome of the match.

It's a trickier pitch, if only because Mussolini, at least for his first decade in power, wasn't quite as interested in architecture as his fellow dictators.

Pitchers, especially relievers, are throwing harder than ever before (although many are injuring themselves doing it) and throwing better, trickier pitches, like the cut fastball, or "cutter," which Mariano Rivera made famous.

His attempt with a 6-iron hit the front of the green, a yard short, and went back down the hill, leaving Watson with a tricky uphill pitch, almost the same shot Stewart Cink had left short when he bogeyed the hole earlier in the week.

Worcestershire's Alexei Kervezee hit a fine unbeaten half-century on a tricky New Road pitch to help his side to 175-4 on a rain-hit day against Hampshire.

It'll be tricky, because the pitch is turning, but they would have taken that and then some when Sehwag and Tendulkar were thrashing them all round the park earlier in the day.