normal pitch

"A normal pitch allows you more movement when your foot is on the ground."

Even as she listened, however, they returned to their normal pitches.

But she maintained her voice at normal pitch and volume.

The word came out an octave higher than her normal pitch.

When the arm is released, the strings return to normal pitch.

Besides,' his voice dropped back to something like normal pitch, 'the University is finished.

His voice returned to its normal pitch with a regretful sigh.

"There was a reason," Worf said, his voice its normal pitch.

I raised my own voice to normal pitch.

Mabel let her voice drop to its normal pitch.

The ship was close to its normal pitch.

Montague, his voice back to a normal pitch, sounded grateful for the slight change of subject.

Here, the 8' means eight foot pitch, which designates normal pitch.

With the quality they have, on a normal pitch I don't think they would have a problem."

Once he heard Lester revert to a more normal pitch, he put the phone back to his ear.

It is always an 8 foot sound (the notes sound at the normal pitch, never an octave higher).

We also pleased to offer a number of pitches for single hikers/cyclists without cars at half the normal pitch fees per night.

The whine from the winches dropped to a normal pitch, although Kirk thought the sound was a little ragged.

Her voice resumed its normal pitch.

Mutation stops are stops in which a note does not sound a whole number of octaves above the normal pitch.

The cricket lobby keep pushing how the normal pitches are better than the drop-in pitches.

"The first thing we will do is ascertain the diagnosis," began Marissa in a hesitant voice several octaves above her normal pitch.

Many players tighten new strings to a tone or semi-tone above normal pitch for the first day to allow for stretch.

On either one-mora or two-mora vowels, grave accent indicated normal pitch.

This conclusion is due to the finding that when deprived of basilar membrane place information, these patients still demonstrated normal pitch perception.