Sentence examples for blitz prompt from inspiring English sources
Did the blitz prompt a sense of national unity or was this merely government propaganda, wishfully emphasising a sense of civic duty that did not, in fact, exist?
David Beglan, the president of the Roxbury Land Trust, said that 32 acres paled in comparison with some of the other more sizable chunks of land given in the past 30 years, but because it was given by the Matthaus, it prompted a publicity blitz.
Sparse attendance at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum for the Rams' 46-9 victoverover the Indianapolis Colts prompted Twitter to blitz hard with mockery on Sunday.
A Johns Hopkins study of math test differences between boys and girls prompted a media blitz—"Do Boys Have a Math Gene?" asked Newsweek.
Colorado's tight Senate race between incumbent Democrat Mark Udall and Republican challenger Cory Gardner, as well as its dead-heat gubernatorial race between incumbent Democrat John Hickenlooper and Republican Bob Beauprez, has prompted an attack-ad blitz.
The union spent almost five million dollars — an extraordinary amount — on television advertisements attacking Spitzer, prompting him to counter with an ad blitz underwritten with his leftover campaign funds and five hundred thousand dollars of his own money.
The Blitz bombing of 1940 41 disrupted train travel in Britain, prompting Heyer and her family to move to London in 1942 so that Rougier would be closer to his work.
Whether or not Yoon plays, Glendale figures to stick with Chan Kim and Alex Manukian on the ground, which should prompt an adjustment by Pasadena from the blitz-heavy defensive strategy it employed against the Indians last week.
With the Second World War came a social conscience that prompted her to join the St . John Ambulance Brigade for which she did relief work in Britain during the blitz.
