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pitch line
noun
- an imaginary line within the profiles of the teeth of a rack, such that it moves against, and at the same rate as, the pitch circle of an engaging pinion.
Word History and Origins
Origin of pitch line1
Example Sentences
Scheib’s pitch line earned him a spot on the chair in pitchman’s Valhalla — next to Johnny Carson and his big desk on national TV.
So despite “The Bachelor’s” search-for-true-love pitch line, the revelation that its creator is currently embroiled in a sordid scandal involving allegations of emotional and physical abuse, and an inarguable struggle for marital dominance, seems more on-brand than off.
In one TV spot, Mr. Iacocca’s famous pitch line — “If you can find a better car, buy it!” — gets a hip-hop translation by Snoop Dog: “If the ride is more fly, then you must buy.”
In one TV spot, Iacocca’s famous pitch line – “If you can find a better car, buy it!” – gets a hip-hop translation by Snoop Dog: “If the ride is more fly, then you must buy.”
Stories that are told on the Moth Mainstage come from all over: The Moth pitch line, slams or other events.
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