Sentence examples for news blitz from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain's surrogates complained bitterly about the Obama news blitz; on Tuesday the McCain campaign put out a Web video mocking reporters' doting coverage with a montage of anchors' gauzy looks and glowing praise set to the tune of the Frankie Valli hit "Can't Take My Eyes Off You".

First they clearly orchestrated a news blitz even though they are pre-launch.

Suspects like Nami get time to savor a last beer, while media outlets enjoy a prime-time news blitz and the police get to be seen dragging their prisoner away to face justice.

Congressional and DOJ probes are reportedly focusing on whether Kushner told the Kremlin which voting jurisdictions to target in its fake news blitz against Clinton.

Eustachy had spent much of his time since last Wednesday going on a news media blitz of sorts.

Back home, General McCaffrey undertook a one-man news media blitz in which he contradicted the dire assessments of many journalists in Iraq.

One motivation for Mr. Condit to go on a news media blitz now, Ms. Lucas said, was the Congressional redistricting going on in the State Legislature.

Republicans are using a clip from President Obama's recent Sunday morning news media blitz to make a political point about the vocabulary of health care reform.

The campaign has tried to avoid raising the bank issue since a March 3 news media blitz in which Mr. Giannoulias sought to address questions about his role at Broadway Bank.

Saying that his admission was a "big, big release," he chatted amiably and spoke casually about the steroid issue for 17 minutes, devoid of the emotion that marked a January news media blitz.

Looking back, Lisa's article now appears amid an opt-out news-media blitz: television and print all rushed to cover what appeared to be an emerging narrative of postfeminist revolution women trading in their degrees for aprons (never mind that nearly every woman interviewed expressed an intent to return to work once home pressures eased up).