Pitches Sentence Examples

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  • There are 30 touring pitches, 20 of which have hookups.

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  • This system works well with very steep roof pitches.

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  • It is to be noticed that the parameter c of the cylindroid is unaltered if the two pitches h, k be increased by equal amounts; the only change is that all the pitches are increased by the same amount.

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  • Three petroleum pitches and three coal tar pitches were prepared from Ashland A240 and a soft coal tar pitches were prepared from Ashland A240 and a soft coal tar pitch, respectively.

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  • They are ' balls ' in baseball terms - pitches that don't cross home plate.

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  • A roof can have several pitches, and each must be figured separately.

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  • The chart reflects the softest (lowest volume) sounds that can be heard at various frequencies or pitches.

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  • Heading right leads across two blind pitches before terminating below several inlet avens.

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  • Nearby, we have access to football, hockey, lacrosse and rugby pitches, and share an excellent boathouse on the river.

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  • They provide self catering holiday accommodation in static caravans and cottages as well as touring caravan pitches.

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  • The proposed swapping of the two pitches in a straight swop is unlikely to happen.

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  • At this point things get vertical with the second, third, fourth and fifth pitches following in quick succession.

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  • Outdoor facilities include football pitches, cricket wickets, bowling greens and tennis courts.

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  • Table III., showing orchestral pitches obtained in 1899, for the measurements of which the writer is responsible, prove how chimerical it is to hope for greater accuracy than is found between 435 and 440 vibrations a second for a', inasmuch as temperature must always be reckoned with.

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  • However at rafter pitches close to the minimum pitch for the tiles water leakage problems will occur.

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  • As we approached the final pitches, the climbing steepened abruptly and the exposure overlooking Crowberry Gully increased dramatically.

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  • Stomping down to the downstream pitches was very pleasant - no sign of any surveying instruments of torture yet.

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  • He pitches his piece, most basically, as a comparison of two viewpoints, two anarchist tendencies.

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  • Tregoad Park - A superb, friendly family touring caravan & camping site in beautiful surroundings with 150 southerly facing terraced electric pitches.

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  • There are only two turf pitches, the rest consisting of carpet rolled over a cement strip.

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  • The cave had already been pushed to a large ledge at the base of a 150 foot pitch, with further undescended pitches below.

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  • Now came the twist - there would be two eliminations again this week - the first person would be eliminated after the pitches, and the second after the task was completed.

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  • Most of the contestants were forced to pull an all-nighter to get their plans and pitches ready for Tom and Kelly.

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  • Challenger is another double-black trail which has a few exceptionally steep pitches.

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  • The higher pitched strings are at the top of the tablature system, and the lower pitches strings are at the bottom.

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  • Super Star Item - To unlock the final item in the shop, complete the item check list which includes all the special pitches, treasure maps and 1-time use items.

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  • The meat of the pitching game is charged pitches where each characters has a special "Star Pitch", which uses up your stars.

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  • For regular pitches and regular hitting, you can judge the speed and direction of the ball pretty well and make an adjustment accordingly.

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  • Just like in real baseball, vary up your pitches to confound opponents.

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  • By holding different directions while throwing, you perform different pitches, like a curveball or fastball.

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  • The results of a bone conduction test determine how soft a sound an individual can hear over several frequencies or pitches.

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  • Make sure everyone pitches in a little bit of money - since this is a family gift, it can't just be Mom, Dad, and Santa footing the bill.

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  • Truth be told, the site puts a stronger emphasis on flowery language and pitches to buy their products than on actual predictions.

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  • Worse yet, children under the age of eight tend not to realize that the advertisements are not information, but sales pitches.

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  • All of the programs make sporadic sales pitches for additional products somewhere in the middle or at the end of your prep work before you create your final forms.

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  • In addition to direct pitches to lure you into parting with you hard-earned money, there are some new internet-based scams to watch out for.

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  • This is part of what makes softball so exciting, in spite of the lulls between pitches - there is a level of strategy that comes onto that field that demands confidence and concentration.

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  • This product, made infamous by various infomercials and online pitches, is a glorified trampoline paired with instructional DVDs and a stabilizing bar for those who haven't flown through the air since childhood.

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  • The Duggars' secret to keeping up their home is that everyone pitches in, regardless of age.

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  • As the entrepreneurs make their pitches, the Sharks ask questions and challenge the requests.

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  • It's like a teasing reveal each and every time.The belt is continually moving, and as the men struggle to get their pitches out in time, the women are also struggling to decide whether or not to express interest.

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  • Umpires have been hit by pitches and even backswings with bats, and the right protective equipment is essential.

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  • Hence we can adjust these so that the surface shall contain the axes of the two given screws as generators, and that the difference of the corresponding pitches shall have the proper value.

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  • In particular cases the cylindroid may degenerate into a plane, the pitches being then all equal.

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  • The whole state lies on the south-western exposure of a great roof whose crest, along the continental divide in western New Mexico, pitches southward.

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  • There are two pitches, lit training area and a two story clubhouse.

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  • The visitors somehow contrived to lose 20 wickets in a day at a ground where the pitches are renowned for being batsmen friendly.

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  • A short rest, feed and carbide fettle followed before an enjoyable pull through down five lovely pitches.

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  • Every pitch had floodlights, in addition there was a sound system that had a reach to all the pitches.

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  • Different pitches are derived by shifting the fundamental and overtones while leaving the vowel formants relatively untouched.

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  • A series of small pitches descends to -130 m where the way on becomes impenetrable.

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  • Fred Riddell, said he was particularly disappointed at having to take money ear-marked for all-weather sports pitches.

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  • There are also some additional Rugby pitches provided within schools.

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  • The whole family pitches in to make homemade pizza from scratch, with all their favorite toppings.

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  • The session runs from 12.30pm 2.00pm at the brand new synthetic grass pitches at the athletics stadium.

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  • These sketches are intended to show geometry of roofs at various spans and pitches and not structural details.

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  • Some characters have better attributes added to their pitches, making it a little more versatile.

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  • The child attempts to count the number of high-frequency pitches.

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  • Sir Frederick Gore Ouseley's comparison of the church and chamber pitches of Orlando Gibbons (vide Ellis's lecture) clearly shows the minor third in Great Britain in the first half of the 17th century.

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  • Scheibler, by his simple and accurate tonometer, has recorded pitches in Vienna about 1834 from a1 433.9 to 440.2.

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  • Dr Ellis had pipes (now preserved in the Royal Institution, London) made to reproduce both these pitches at 31 in.

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  • The breaking is done by passing the stalks between grooved or fluted rollers of different pitches; these rollers, of which there may be from 5 to 7 pairs, are sometimes arranged to work alternately forwards and backwards in order to thoroughly break the woody material or " boon " of the straw, while the broken " shoves " are beaten out by suspending the fibre in a machine fitted with a series of revolving blades, which, striking violently against the flax, shake out the bruised and broken woody cores.

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