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low pitch

NOUN
  1. a pitch that is perceived as below other pitches

How To Use low pitch In A Sentence

  • The captain emphasised that a slow pitch made batting awkward for all those new to the crease. Times, Sunday Times
  • Otherwise, the batsman ducked safely on a slow pitch and was rarely subdued for long. Times, Sunday Times
  • Single storey houses with roofs that usually face the front and back of the home will likely need a low pitch roof on the sunroom to continue the flow.
  • The Pattaya Softball Team would like to invite all for a Sunday afternoon game of slow pitch softball at the fields of Pattaya Sport Flying Club.
  • The best singers started their song at a low pitch to suit the range with which their voices are able to cope, and did not try songs which required them to reach high notes.
  • For auditory, is the sound close or far away; high or low pitch; clear or muffled; balanced in mono or stereo?
  • The history that Nava gave was that he was active physically, playing baseball, softball, slow pitch and later golf.
  • It can be marked by very low pitch, even on lexical items, loss of amplitude and a lengthy pause.
  • Break the windup into segments - such as stepback, leg kick, release and follow-through - that allow pitchers to isolate each of the steps.
  • Otherwise, the batsman ducked safely on a slow pitch and was rarely subdued for long. Times, Sunday Times
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