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full pitch

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noun

  1. cricket another term for full toss

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Shohei Ohtani, meanwhile, is still being slow-played in his pitching program — remaining limited to weekly bullpen sessions, and not yet cleared to use his full pitch mix or throw at top velocity.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. South and other consultants pointed out several other races where the animosity was at full pitch, including a contest for a City Council seat on the wealthy Westside of Los Angeles.

From New York Times

Attica gave the full pitch on her little sister’s book.

From New York Times

When I was a child, my friends from next door had to come to my house when they fancied dancing round the sitting room belting out Summer Loving at full pitch.

From BBC

Despite such concerns, Mr. Biden appeared to be in full pitch mode Sunday, presenting the new G-7 infrastructure investment partnership as a money maker for everyone involved.

From Washington Times