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pitch forward

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pitch forward
to jerk or thrust forward. Suddenly the car pitched forward, jerking the passengers around. We pitched forward inside the car as we went over the bumpy road.
See also: forward, pitch


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When it comes to sitting at a computer desk on the job or within the confinements of your home, the first thing you can do is keep the chest lifting and pitch forward ever so slightly from the hip bones.
A course-and-distance winner on his previous start, the six-year-old was working his way into the race when he made a bad blunder at the second-last, causing Murphy to pitch forward and lose an iron.
IF THEY'VE BEEN LEFT OFF, THE SEAT PITCH FORWARD DURING TRAVEL AND THROW THE DRIVER INTO THE YOKE.
 
 
 
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