Pitch across/over
Hi,
Recently I'm confused with the meaning of "pitch across/over" I found in some samples. In the dictionaries (Macmillan, Longman) it is defined as fell, throw with force or move suddenly in direction.
Here are the samples that I cannot extract the meaning from, even figuratively
- Both trade bodies are intent on improving the standard of pitching across the industry.
- Sometimes the conversation swings away from pitching over to exclusivity agreements.
I'll appreciate any help. Thank you
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As far as I can tell, "pitching" in those quotes means the activity of trying to sell something (typically by making a presentation to a potential customer). "pitching across" and "pitching over" are not phrasal combinations in the that way you may be thinking. Both trade bodies are intent on improving the standard of pitching.
- As far as I can tell, "pitching" in those quotes means the activity of trying to sell something (typically by making a presentation to a potential customer).
- "pitching across" and "pitching over" are not phrasal combinations in the that way you may be thinking.
- Both trade bodies are intent on improving the standard of pitching.
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- throughout the whole industry.
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As far as I can tell, "pitching" in those quotes means the activity of trying to sell something (typically by making a presentation to a potential customer). "pitching across" and "pitching over" are not phrasal combinations in the that way you may be thinking.
Both trade bodies are intent on improving the standard of pitching. They want to improve the standard across the industry, i.
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