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Meanings of pitching for in English

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Usage of pitching for in English
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Dutton is pitching for another go at the rejected 'lifetime ban' bill.
Radio NZ
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That's bad news for over 200 aspiring Net visionaries pitching for WDF support.
Wired
3
France are also believed to be pitching for a summer tournament.
The Irish Times
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Or maybe he is just pitching for the manager's job himself.
The Guardian
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It felt funny, pitching for a client who was already in.
Altered carbon
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She was pitching for her softball team when she was fifty.
Heart-shaped box
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What's this I hear, Wayne, about your pitching for Salisbury today?
The Redheaded Outfield, and Other Baseball Stories
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His body just shut down from actually pitching for six weeks.
The Yankee Years
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He would be right in there pitching for the loathsome beasts, I felt sure.
The Great Book of Amber
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He rose at 5am to be confronted by one bank pitching for last-minute changes.
The Guardian
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Then Dick ran over to the box to begin pitching for the fourth inning.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
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President Obama will be pitching for a second term with his nomination-acceptance speech on Thursday.
The Irish Times
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But there are other regional locations pitching for a slice of the action, he notes.
The Irish Times
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Hoak punches the ball right at Jerry Rugg, who was pitching for us that day.
Blockade billy
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These days, John Doherty is pitching for stadiums with his glossy brand of emotive folk-pop.
The Irish Times
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Holden was criticised for not pitching for the business.
News.com.au
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