Sentence examples for like blitz from inspiring English sources

Terminology like "blitz" and "field general" borrows from the lexicon of war.

He said his agency was trying to become more effective, with new tactics like "blitz" inspection raids.

He has proved, as Boyd said, that he can perform the smaller, less glamorous tasks, like blitz pickup, which Richardson does better than anyone else in college football.

iPhone / iPad This one's getting gamers of a certain age hot under the collar: an iOS port of the Vectrex games console from the early 1980s, including games like Blitz, Scramble and Pole Position, with more to come via in-app purchase.

Raised in a middle-class area of Birmingham Englandd's second city and not the village that some class-conscious members of the English press make it sound like when discussing her roots), she religiously studied the pages of magazines like Smash Hits and Just Seventeen before graduating to style bibles like Blitz, The Face, i-D and Vogue.

For example, in the Games category of the U.S. App Store, the game "Bejeweled Blitz" is the #1 most visible result in search because the app is highly rated for large volume keywords like "blitz," "gems," "facebook," and others.

Saban's linebackers, though, are a rare breed: fast and sturdy — like blitzing refrigerators — but also steadfast and smart.

"You know, like, football you know, like, blitzes and coverage and all that?" Bill O'Reilly asked President Obama.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin February 7, 2011 "You know, like, football — you know, like, blitzes and coverage and all that?" Bill O'Reilly asked President Obama.

Collins said he thought the most significant development among the offensive linemen was their improving ability to identify defensive schemes like blitzes.

Glaciers, grizzly bears and moose notwithstanding, Alaskan salmon fishing sometimes feels a little like Montauk, N.Y., in October, with hordes of migrating fish pouncing on your flies like blitzing bluefish or marauding stripers.