An array of outcasts faded movie stars, ghosts, a sinister nun indulge in sudden blitzes of drugs, kidnapping, and terrorism when they're not pondering the meaning of life.
Ioannides' explanation for the sudden advertising blitz: "Obviously Visit the USA is worried.
Many additional communities also participated in research initiatives to better map and thus manage the disease on a smaller, community scale through the "Sudden Oak Death Blitz" program led by Matteo Garbelotto of UC Berkeley.
In the sudden-death tie-break at blitz speed, five minutes per player, Grischuk drew the first before his mini-match-winning game finally decided the series in his favor.
THERE'S a moment when the sheer awe of being arm's length from a procession of hungry sharks — so close that you lock eyes with each one as it blitzes by your head — gives way to a sudden burst of clarity, and all your thoughts coalesce into a single edifying idea: "Maybe I should duck".
Those who sat for hours in cramped air raid shelters in London in the blitz in World War II had a sixfold increase in sudden death from pulmonary embolism.
Few communities have experienced such a collective nightmare — not a blitz or a siege or a carpet bombing, but a single, sudden, unprovoked, totally unexpected, criminally murderous onslaught upon an undefended target.
That's why it's called "ad creep" and not "ad blitz" or "ad rush" -- consumers won't swallow a massive sudden influx of advertising, but they will accept marketing's gradual encroachment into the world around them.
If you're not a big blitz team, why are you going to start blitzing all of a sudden?
Not only that, Mr. Santorum all of a sudden was pleading campaign poverty.Within hours, Mr. Klink was on the air with a television blitz.
