Sentence examples for the blitz made from inspiring English sources

The blitz made him fearful.

He complained in 1938 that the 'Nazi business' had depleted West End audiences, and in 1940 grumbled that the blitz made London look 'ugly'ugly

The sunken element to the gardens may have gone and a number of modern buildings sprouted (the Blitz made its mark here) but the hive of human activity that brings Lowry's painting alive still remains.

"Henry Moore, Sculpting the 20th Century" includes 109 works ranging in size from an almost 40-foot-wide bronze to palm-size maquettes (models of planned sculptures), as well as 98 drawings from his earliest portraits to studies of Londoners under the blitz made while he was Britain's official war artist.

Although there is no recognizable subject matter in the panels, they do have titles, like "Tom's Salad, Thanksgiving Day," in which the patches, not uniformly aligned and occurring in intense colors modified by silvery grays and blacks, could conceivably celebrate a salad blitz made for a large company.

Stalingrad, the first non-American Imax film, is a mesmerising blitz – making up for what it lacks in emotional TNT by hanging shell-shocked in the husk of the city, numinously picking out each pulverised mote of dust and despairing grimace.

And that's why this advertising blitz makes so much sense.

Evacuated to Northumberland during the blitz, he made his way back to Acton and remained in London for the remainder of the second world war.

Make your character perish in a bombed-out building during the blitz, then make her part of the rescue team that (in a scene with the same telling details) tries unsuccessfully to save her.

He can run against the blitz and make people miss".

Perhaps it was her presence in London during the Blitz that makes us imagine bomb craters when we look at her, although the late Princess Margaret, who was ultimately disappointed by her birthright, would say it was her dress sense.