Meanings of blitz by in English

An anti-alcohol blitz by police over the weekend netted more than three hundred arrests.

On their first score, the Dolphins took advantage of a blitz by Giants safety Craig Dahl.

We'll return to the politics of this latest blitz by the Fed, just two months before a presidential election, in a minute.

Dinsmore's interview was part of a promotional blitz by Sun publisher News UK on the eve of the tabloid's £2--a-weekdigitalpaywall launching.

David Swallow also chipped in with two majors in a seven-goal third-quarter blitz by the home team which killed off the Lions' hopes.

Given those facts, and compared to the open-source rage known as Linux, Apache should have been the subject of a major media blitz by now.

A blitz by troops, warships and fighter jets weakened Santoso's forces, but he got away and officials believe he still commands up to 40 men.

This ambivalence among even his admirers suggests Thaksin's political influence in military-run Thailand could be flagging despite a new publicity blitz by the self-exiled billionaire.

A 22-2 blitz by the Boilermakers turned a 13-10 lead into a 35-12 cushion with 4:54 left in the half.

A blitz by troops, warships and fighter jets weakened Santoso's forces, but he got away and officials believe he still commands 30-40 men.

Having recovered from an early blitz by Dublin IT, who blazed into a 1-3 to nil lead, CIT recovered to win by five points.

Blitzed by both the emotional and physical bombardment, he was perilously close to climaxing.

Pines blitzed by on both sides of the road.

Consider the locations blitzed by the Trinity.

Then, they went to Croke Park and were blitzed by Down in what was one of the surprises of the summer.

Arms and legs pumping, he blitzed by curious travelers, all of whom turned to watch this madman's dash through the terminal.