Sentence examples for blitz fast from inspiring English sources

A.J. Feeley did a good job of avoiding sacks against the Saints' torrent of six-man blitzes (the Saints' linebackers and defensive backs don't just blitz – they blitz FAST).

It's also why Martinez is frequently able to outhustle opponents in his specialty, blitz — lightning-fast chess, usually played for money.

Ron Dayne, the Giants' running back, was never knocked out, but Lewis made his usual assortment of eye-popping plays: hard hits up the middle, heart-stopping blitzes, covering fast running backs out of the backfield without help, and displaying his uncanny ability to squeeze his muscular 243-pound frame into running lanes to stop a play cold.

When they blitzed or showed blitz, Dalton played fast and was too quick to look underneath.

A hilarious, pitch-perfect and very English comedy of manners (and errors), it is also a bittersweet study of ordinary men and women of an era – the Blitz – that is fast becoming lost to time, an era, to paraphrase one review, when the stiff upper lip began to tremble.

By Thursday night, when they have played a dozen "semi-rapid" and super-fast "blitz" games, it will all be over.

Was the "rapid" playoff – four quick games with an initial time limit of 25 minutes per player, with the threat of even faster "blitz" and "Armageddon" games to follow – really an appropriate way to decide the recent world chess championship final in New York, where Magnus Carlsen defeated Sergey Karjakin?

It took horse and trainer only 1 minute 32.9 seconds to blitz through the second-fastest Metropolitan Mile in the race's 118-year history on Monday and accomplish both missions.

The blitz was the second-fastest flurry of three goals in NHL playoff history.

Employees craft various types of fast-blitz bits for Web sites run by MTV, VH1 and other channels.

Tennessee (27-8) dOhioated Ohio wire-to-wire, blitzing the Bobcats on the fast break and ending numerous possessions with dunks.