Sentence examples for as a blitz from inspiring English sources

"We disguised it as a blitz, we bluffed a blitz, we showed Tony Romo a blitz," Revis said.

That day, officials with the Labor Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) performed what's known in the industry as a "blitz".

If you're blocking when they're in a 4-3, there won't be quite as much of a blitz.

Mr. Riordan's fortunes began to plummet -- and Mr. Simon's position improved -- when Mr. Davis pumped as much as $10 million into a blitz of television commercials that portrayed Mr. Riordan as changing his position on abortion, the death penalty and other issues.

The marketers that are paying up to $2.8 million for each 30-second spot can upload the ads on Google's Super Bowl Ad Blitz page, as they have in the past.

In July, my nephew and I took the large 520-horsepower all-aluminum S8 sedan ($125,995 as tested) on a blitz from Dallas to Oklahoma and across the Texas panhandle, all the way home to Santa Barbara, Calif.

Nearly a hundred of the UK's worst "sink estates" could be bulldozed to make way for better homes as part of a "blitz" on poverty unveiled by David Cameron.

WASHINGTON — Stoking speculation about his presidential ambitions, Jeb Bush, the Republican former governor of Florida, performed a rare Washington feat on Sunday, appearing on all the morning talk shows as part of a blitz that has become equal parts book promotion and damage control.

9 NATIONAL 20-28 Candidates Plan Ad Blitzes As Drive to Election Begins The presidential contenders plan next week to open the biggest television advertising blitzes of their campaigns, Gov. George W. Bush will emphasize education and Vice President Al Gore will trumpet himself as a champion of working families.

Gore and his Alliance for Climate Protection have hired crackerjack ad shop the Martin Agency — which created the Geico Gecko and Caveman ad campaigns and includes Wal-Mart amongst its clients — to create anti-global warming commercials that will launch in what Stahl called "a blitz as sweeping and expensive as a big corporation's rollout of a new product".

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