Obama concluded his talk by making a pitch directly to the crowd.
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Whether Zarif was making a pitch to Trump directly is hard to say.
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It's making a pitch to be a safer, smarter Craigslist for the 21st century.
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Clinton has been assiduously making a pitch to disaffected Republicans ever since the Democratic convention.
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Dull was injured in the 10th inning Friday night against Boston while making a pitch.
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Nvidia represents the edge, and Microsoft is making a pitch to be the cloud service provider.
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Kalanick said he was "constantly making a pitch to partner with them," something that Drummond had advocated for.
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If you're making a pitch, eye contact is also an excellent way to gauge the attention of your listeners.
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One question is whether Clinton, who is also making a pitch to more affluent whites, can effectively sell this message.
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I did my bit, making a pitch for writing as a supplementary therapy and providing a few guidelines and prompts.
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We finally see Lawrence (Jay Ellis), who is making a pitch about an app to his colleagues and bosses, Cameron and Tim.
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Meanwhile, Trump is making a pitch to Hispanics and African-Americans as he seeks to improve his polling numbers among these groups.
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Democratic senator Bernie Sanders, who is making a pitch to be the party's presidential candidate, joined the platform a few months ago.
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In Dallas, he was soon making a pitch for a similar urban upheaval, with his concept eventually spreading through 36 city blocks.
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We, America, the pharmaceutical company – and by the way, now I'm making a pitch because I'm a significant investor in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Both Warren and Sanders are also notably speaking at universities, making a pitch to the millennial voters who have flocked to their message.
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Trump spent much of last week making a pitch directly to African-American voters, though his choice of words was still criticized at times.
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Dull was injured while making a pitch in the 10th inning to 1B Mitch Moreland in Oakland's 3-2, 10-inning win over Boston.
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Part 6 Biden and Sanders wrapped up the debate in Washington by making a pitch to voters on why they are the most electable.
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She is working to turn out new Democratic voters but also making a pitch to constituents in more Republican-leaning parts of the district.
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But by criticizing the French Open, the WTA is making a pitch for preferential treatment for Maria that would not be made for other players.
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Instead of making a pitch to the working class, Trump is overtly catering to white identity politics—the very kind of politics his fellow Republicans claim they abhor.
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Harvey Karp is a pediatrician and best-selling expert on infants and sleep, but you'd be excused if you mistook him for a Silicon Valley entrepreneur making a pitch.
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As it tries to find a way forward, Republican leadership is making a pitch to get in front of the brewing storm, according to two sources with direct knowledge.
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The New Orleans Pelicans are trying to get All-Star power forward Anthony Davis some help and are making a pitch to acquire Jahlil Okafor from the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The 54-year-old is making a pitch around her work on upholding the rule of law in the EU, as well as the bloc's new GDPR data protection rules.
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"I'm not even thinking about making a pitch, I'm just trying to not have it hurt," said Sabathia, who will be replaced in the rotation on Wednesday by Luis Cessa.
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"I do think that there should be regulation on harmful content," said Zuckerberg during a Q&A session at the Munich Security Conference, per Reuters, making a pitch for bespoke regulation.
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Kenney arrived in Washington Thursday to hold court with Trump administration officials, American lawmakers and governors, making a pitch for Alberta's oil as the most ethically produced fossil fuel in the world.
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HHS Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell will brief leaders in both the House and Senate on the ongoing threat and the administration's response so far, while making a pitch for the new funding.
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Cruz, meanwhile, took the opportunity to record a live taping of his podcast "The Verdict," with the Texas Republican making a pitch to blue-collar voters who helped elect Trump in 2016.
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Republican senators have derided it as repetitive, but the managers are making a pitch to the public as well as Republican senators they hope will consider backing subpoenas for witnesses and documents.
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So they're making a pitch that senators should cast a somewhat symbolic vote to keep the effort alive a bit longer, and to pass the hot potato to the theoretical conference committee.
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The chief of U.S. Africa Command is making a pitch to maintain the U.S. military presence on the continent, as reports circulate about potential cuts to focus on threats from China and Russia.
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Mr. Tiah formed the partnership with the Trump family and spearheaded the development of the residence and hotel, his first major project, by making a pitch first to Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka.
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Pete Buttigieg is making a pitch to Latino voters as he tries for a strong showing at Nevada's caucuses on Saturday to prove he has staying power as a Democratic candidate for president.
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"I refuse to accept the notion, as some on this stage do, that we can never, never get to a place where we have cooperation again," he said, making a pitch for bipartisanship.
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For inspiration, students might read some of these proposed changes — big and small, practical as well as fantastical — from the pages of The Times before making a pitch for their own rule changes.
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Trump's pitch for 'the best hotels in the world' During his news conference, Trump talked about making a pitch for peace based on a vision of what North Korea could look like with real estate investment and development.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Montreal is making a pitch to bring back Major League Baseball (MLB) to "La Belle Province" but has not reached first base in a lengthy process that is yet to really start, said commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday.
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Conceding that "people don't read like they used to," Patterson is making a pitch to bring more attention to books and publishing in a world where booksellers like Borders have closed down and Barnes & Noble look to "rebound" in a tech-focused world.
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With his frequent attacks on Walmart, and other major employers, Sanders has been trying to distinguish himself from former Vice President Joe Biden, the front-runner in the race for the Democratic nomination, who also is making a pitch to working-class Americans.
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Mr. Bossie, who is scheduled to meet on Friday with Mr. Trump at the White House, appeared to be making a pitch based on his experience with the congressional oversight process, gleaned from his work as a House investigator during President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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And when she argued that Trump's lack of knowledge on foreign policy and temperament would put at risk decades of Republican and Democratic foreign policy advances, she appeared to be making a pitch for disgruntled national security conservatives who feel unable to put their trust in the Republican nominee.
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She struck a friendly tone with the tech industry throughout the address -- touting her meetings and conversations with chief executives including Salesforce's Marc Benioff (who was in attendance) and IBM's Ginni Rometty -- while making a pitch for programs that would help blue collar workers keep pace with a rapidly evolving economy.
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Most fun is making the most of my waiting time at airports, approaching strangers seated at restaurants and gates and making a pitch for the project—you follow the collection into the world... You mention on your website that you see this as a small and popular form of resistance.
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Op-Ed Contributor RIPTON, Vt. — If towns could write personal ads, this one would be taking pen in hand for the first time in 42 years — making a pitch for companionship, a pitch aimed at finding someone who might be willing to take a chance on something a little out of the Twittery Trumpy twitchy mainstream.
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What Warren's team believed would be a quick pit stop on the way to making a pitch to the African American community—host Charlamagne Tha God later described parts of her performance to The State as "pandering"—instead briefly featured The Breakfast Club doing what it does better than any other radio show in America: be messy as hell.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) is making a pitch to voters of color with a policy agenda focused on lower-income Americans and communities that have faced discrimination.
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The show consists of large conceptual diagrams of the fictional romantic technologies—"TouchTrainer," a sort of navigation system for sexual activity, is represented by two naked forms, each of which has been demarcated by Google Maps-style pin drops—accompanied by audio presentations in which Object Solutions founder Ernesto Morales plays the role of a salesman making a pitch and Ronen acts as a scientific consultant who makes a sociological case for each concept.
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"The tortured life of Eric Show", September 11, 2010, by Tom Friend, ESPN. Retrieved May 23, 2013."All's Right With His World", by Franz Lidz, Sports Illustrated, August 6, 1984. Retrieved May 23, 2013."Making a pitch for the Birchers", Dan Donovan, The Pittsburgh Press, July 9, 1984. Retrieved from Google News May 23, 2013.
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Worrell finished the inning without allowing a run to score, then pitched a scoreless tenth, becoming the winner when Tom Pagnozzi had an RBI single in the bottom of the tenth to give the Cardinals a 4–3 victory. Through July 14, his ERA was 1.14. On September 4, Worrell was pitching for his 127th career save, which would have tied him with Bruce Sutter for the Cardinals' career record. While making a pitch, he injured his ulnar nerve, ending his season.
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Instead of making a pitch to a major studio to purchase the property and proceed with writing and producing a film adaptation, the company developed a spec script to show the studios. Stoff approached writer Dante Harper and sent him a copy of the novel. Harper found the book "too complex" to properly adapt, but, despite the prospect of not getting paid, he chose to "risk it" and accepted the job, taking eight months to write the script. Upon completion, Warner Bros.
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Meanwhile, Shaw continued to use as many platforms as possible to raise awareness about ALS. On March 19, 2015, Shaw addressed the Tennessee General Assembly, making a pitch that would declare the month of May as ALS Awareness Month in Tennessee. . On April 18, 2015, Best Man Tim held a fundraising event during Penn State's Blue White weekend that included an Ice Bucket Challenge. . . Shaw attended the dedicated event where he signed autographs, posed for photographs, and enjoyed the support of hundreds of community members.
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Unable to reach an agreement with the city, the Cannons then turned to the federal government in March 1994, making a pitch for a federal infrastructure grant to help pay for renovations. Renovations to Foothills Stadium finally began following the 1994 season. As other teams built new ballparks throughout the 1990s, Foothills' lack of luxury boxes, small clubhouses, and open concourse became a growing concern for Parker. By 1998, he was arguing the need for a new stadium, or a major renovation of Foothills at a cost of $20 million.
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Unable to reach an agreement with the city, the Cannons then turned to the federal government in March 1994, making a pitch for a federal infrastructure grant to help pay for renovations. Renovations to Foothills Stadium finally began following the 1994 season. As other teams built new ballparks throughout the 1990s, Foothills' lack of luxury boxes, small clubhouses and open concourse became a growing concern for Parker. By 1998, he was arguing the need for a new stadium, or a major renovation of Foothills at a cost of $20 million.
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"We have a lot of people through the social network and we can really reach out across this country.""Making a pitch for ALS research: Cellucci, UMass docs go to bat for funding," Worcester Telegram & Gazette, May 20, 2011 On March 15, 2012, Biogen Idec announced it was donating $500,000 to the UMass ALS Champion Fund, a substantial part of the $1.3 million that the fund raised in its first year."Weston company donates $500K to Cellucci ALS fund," Metrowest Daily News, March 16, 2012 Cellucci died of complications from his disease on June 8, 2013. He was 65.
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Saying that this is at odds with Burris' testimony during the impeachment trial, Illinois House Republicans said that they would consider pursuing a perjury investigation. Democratic officials, including Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan, supported that announcement. On February 16, in comments to reporters, Burris acknowledged he sought to raise campaign funds for Blagojevich at the request of the governor's brother at the same time he was making a pitch to be appointed to the Senate. Burris is accused of lying during his January 8 testimony to the Illinois House of Representatives and the United States Senate Select Committee on Ethics has opened a preliminary investigation into the matter.
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