| The two-day initiative is to target high-risk drivers at railway crossings and perform general driver safety and education blitzes. |
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| I talk myself out of imagining world war-styled bombing blitzes or trench warfare, and replaced them with images of land mines and machine guns. |
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| Luckily, the developers of this game aren't relying on cross-selling and marketing blitzes. |
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| Will he be prepared for all the blitzes opposing defensive coordinators will throw at him? |
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| Mobility is supposed to be the key to success in the modern NFL, because of the blitzes thrown by opposing defenses. |
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| He is frequently sent after the quarterback on middle blitzes yet has the quickness to cover receivers out of the backfield. |
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| Perhaps the most underrated aspect of his game is his ability to pass protect and pick up blitzes. |
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| He also learned that tweens are apt to regard big marketing blitzes with suspicion and distrust. |
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| Tech came after Weinke hard with a variety of blitzes that resulted in four sacks and rationed Florida State to 30 yards rushing. |
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| As the use of blitzes continued, there was evidence of increased compliance with import regulations. |
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| Since blitzes have a deterrent effect, headquarters needs to ensure that an appropriate number of blitzes are carried out in all regions. |
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| There was an increase in the total number 13 of operations and in the number of days dedicated to these blitzes. |
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| The campaign, Challenge Manchester, has 76 days to run, but has already had a marked impact thanks to high-profile blitzes on litter, graffiti, fly-tipping and fly-posting. |
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| These days studios conduct global marketing blitzes, trying to corral their audiences before the next blockbuster appears. |
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| One of the drawbacks to enforcement blitzes is the creation of a public expectation of ongoing, high profile enforcement activities. |
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| A cleaner arrives, blitzes the house with a Hoover and various chemicals and drives to the next job. |
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| Cameron Sinclair blitzes through post-Sandy New York, and our Malcolm Jones is there. |
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| In a time when blitzes have made quarterbacking a more precarious endeavor than ever, teams that do not possess two accomplished forward passers are at risk. |
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| The Agency organizes blitzes, highly focussed examinations done over a short period of time. |
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| Across the country, use was made of casual labour and processing blitzes on weekends and even statutory holidays. |
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| Since 1994-95, responsibility for blitzes has shifted to the regions, with the result that blitzes may receive a different priority in each region. |
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| She blitzes the battles my guys struggle badly to engage with. |
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| Mr Spielberg happened to be directing his first movies just as Hollywood was beginning to stage coordinated marketing blitzes that created round-the-block lines for top-grossing films. |
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| This week communities across the country will be participating in numerous activities, including everything from mock collisions to crossing blitzes and trespassing enforcement exercises. |
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| Supervision: A transportation consultant has been hired by the SCFQ who will evaluate employees in the field, and will carry out blitzes on operating employees. |
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| Ongoing enforcement may have a longer-term deterrent effect than enforcement blitzes, and have more impact on changing social norms with respect to idling behaviour. |
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| Revenue Canada has carried out blitzes, albeit not systematically and consistently across the regions, to identify potential licensees and to counter jewellery tax evasion. |
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| Let us take a look at how many rush four, drop seven zone blitzes available in the 3-3 package. |
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| Zone blitzes can be run from a multitude of defensive systems. |
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| The Washington High defense almost always blitzes on third down. |
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| Call Blitzes are typically executed on one specific day while prospect follow-up occurs post call blitz. |
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