Sentence examples for big blitz from inspiring English sources

They're also perfectly happy to audible into a big blitz, when most defenses would prefer to audible out of one.

If you're not a big blitz team, why are you going to start blitzing all of a sudden?

And although New York's event held annually at the sprawling Jacob K. Javits Convention Center ordinarily plays fourth string to the far more important events earlier in the year in Detroit, Geneva and Chicago, in 2003 New York is going to get a big blitz of new product introductions.

Buy up your symptoms in one big blitz.

An air raid siren will sound over central London late on 29 December to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the biggest Blitz raid on the capital.

In just 17 days, an army of 10,000 volunteers, including former President Jimmy Carter and first lady Rosalynn Carter, built 85 low-cost houses, one of the nonprofit group's biggest "blitz build" projects.

The biggest blitz at Ohio State this week is not against Michigan but against the hundreds of ticket scalpers who are advertising and re ceiving as much as $100 for a $5 seat to Saturday's game between the two undefeated college football teams.

Stung by an alarming decline in CD sales, record executives began releasing an unusually heavy blitz of big-name artists last week in hopes of drawing big holiday sales.

The NRA's big campaign blitz has been partly fueled by an aggressive fundraising operation which in recent years has targeted mega-donors.

"I think because of the headline number and all of the conservative politics behind it, this certainly does not give Bernanke any cover towards doing anything big," Mr. Blitz said.

Ever-manly Gillette also plans a big commercial blitz.