Those Kardashians sure know how to time their media blitzes.
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However, blitzes can produce scrambling lanes if done without discipline.
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Still, Burrow insisted that Georgia had disguised its blitzes well.
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Target does press and social media blitzes to create hype.
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Ronald Reagan depended on direct-mail blitzes to fund his campaigns.
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Linemen train to spot blitzes, and safeties look for offensive tells.
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There would be two more judicial blitzes during the tumultuous 28s.
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The physicality, the blitzes, the different defenses, he's seeing it all.
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Or so says Campari, the company behind marketing blitzes for both cocktails.
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Several universities have launched social-media blitzes to draw men into nursing programmes.
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Whenever you see a fighter known for forward moving blitzes, remember the bullfight.
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The promotional blitzes climax in the weeks before the film is even released.
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When rushing four, they used zone exchanges (D-lineman drops, another defender blitzes).
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Blitzes are sudden attacks on the offense, a crisis with both danger and opportunity.
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Saleh has also brought selective zone blitzes with great effectiveness, another problem for offenses.
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Brutal ad blitzes not only failed to dent Trump, they often made him stronger.
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A few tactics he will surely lean on: blitzes and, especially, stunts and twists.
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Scandrick, playing his first game with the Eagles, had two sacks on corner blitzes.
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His pass protection, particularly in picking up blitzes, earned repeated praise from coaches and teammates.
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It doesn't cover the blitzes and coverages we will see, nor the other team's tendencies.
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The group also must be sharp mentally against the Patriots' litany of stunts and blitzes.
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A handful of blitzes caught Rodgers off-guard, freezing him and leading to sacks or hits.
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The most expensive option, the Ferrero Rocher, blitzes the chocolate hazelnut orbs with vanilla ice cream.
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But the more information Beasley grasped, the more his father taught him: coverages, blitzes, cornerbacks' techniques.
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Without Rubio and Baynes, Booker faced a steady stream of traps and blitzes from the Pelicans.
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Either way, Jones will face blitzes, especially up the A-gaps (either side of the center).
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Season October to November Weird rules Blitzes limited to six players; single-bar face mask permitted.
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He's not shy about early-down blitzes, whether with linebackers or safety Tyrann Mathieu off the edge.
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The group weathered a flurry of Texans blitzes late, and it was especially sharp on third downs throughout.
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He had one rush for 4 yards but was largely contained by Oakland defensive coordinator Paul Guenther's blitzes.
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We need your help to continue funding our aggressive ad blitzes and our campaign's get-out-the-vote operation.
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"Give credit to them — they did a really good job on defense, bringing blitzes from different angles," Collins said.
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Fed watchers say the media blitzes are unusual, if not unprecedented, and are probably intended to impress Mr. Trump.
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He will review film from the game and relive the pressure that swarmed him, the blitzes that dropped him.
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Darnold stood on the sidelines during Week 3 practices, fulfilling backup quarterback duties, including charting blitzes and watching film.
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It blitzes across much of Iraq in the summer of 2014, capturing vast swaths of the country's north and west.
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"We're not short form, we're Quibi," said Whitman, echoing the tagline that HBO made famous in its early advertising blitzes.
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Outside groups at both ends of the political spectrum are preparing massive public relations blitzes over the next several weeks.
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That's likely because Preston Smith and especially Za'Darius Smith have been so disruptive, requiring fewer blitzes to get pressure. 4.
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New Orleans also sent linebackers on cross-dog run blitzes, and those interior linemen struggled to react on the fly.
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Baltimore slowed Mahomes' processing with disciplined disguises and late coverage rotations, and sprung free rushers on blitzes to disrupt timing.
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Seniors who survived World War II blitzes and Soviet shortages know how to carry on calmly and make a potato last.
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Castonzo was nearly flawless, while Nelson and Kelly shined against stunts, twists and blitzes, often stoning a looping Clowney or Whitney Mercilus.
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And Butler has become adept at disguising blitzes, often leading to open lanes for one of the defensive backs to create chaos.
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In our divisional-round preview, we wondered if Bradley would change up against Tom Brady, especially given Brady's recent struggles against blitzes.
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Ahead of the general election, Gorman said, national Republicans will be sure to publicize Democrats' most leftward positions with aggressive ad blitzes.
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Mines have also become safer thanks to new government rules and an increase in surprise inspections, known in the industry as "blitzes".
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Pettine paired a slew of funky blitzes with Cover-2 looks last year, but he's toned down the exotic calls this season.
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Biden had no money, no advertising blitzes, no organization and didn't even make a campaign stop in half the states he won.
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Pick plays will be on display this postseason, particularly in the small confines of the red zone or as a counter to blitzes.
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They were able to get pressure up the gut on blitzes and force Brady to ask his mediocre receiving corps to make plays.
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First-week sales typically account for around a third of the total sold, thanks to the publicity blitzes that accompany publishers' biggest releases.
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Brady's precision humbled defenses all season — until the Super Bowl, where he and the Patriots were humbled themselves by the Giants' relentless blitzes.
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She blitzes and strains tomatoes for their savory juice, and sets the clarified, seasoned liquid with gelatin at the bottom of porcelain plates.
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The Titans' other primary tactic was "safe" blitzes and zone exchanges, showing six or seven potential rushers but only bringing four or five.
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Shortages were at their worst around Luhansk amid the artillery blitzes from government forces and Russian-backed separatists in the summer of 2014.
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Apple has vowed to its high-caliber producing partners to mount marketing blitzes on behalf of the shows in addition to the service itself.
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The Crimson Tide took advantage of Clemson's over pursuit and constant blitzes, using big runs and screen plays to take a 14-0 lead.
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Clemson unveiled a defense with three linemen, a lone linebacker and seven defensive backs, leaving Burrow uncertain where the frequent blitzes were coming from.
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The streaming TV wars have opened up marketing blitzes from companies like Hulu, Netflix and Disney Plus that are vying for subscriptions and viewers.
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And just like any other year, 23's Big Game brings with it the usual array of controversy, marketing blitzes, and, oh, yeah, football.
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She blitzes the mixture until the spinach flecks are really small, then pours the whole thing out onto a small sheet pan lined with parchment.
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The recruiters were also made to participate in gamified recruitment "blitzes," make 50 calls per day, and harass people who had shown interest in enrolling.
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Jordan Hicks got through on a few disguised blitzes, and rookie D-lineman Zach Allen had three hits while teaming with Jones on several stunts.
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Brian Beattie, the company's senior vice president of sales, says his workers are accustomed to sudden shopping blitzes ahead of a hurricane or winter storm.
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In the first three "blitzes," which entailed searches of more than 20,000 additional packages from China and Hong Kong, about 5 percent contained illicit products.
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Among the rookie quarterback's chief issues are anticipating blitzes and deciding whether to get rid of, or protect, the football before the pass rushers reach him.
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Through disguise these blitzes often come free — and when they don't, Williams (4.5 sacks, 10 QB hits) can bowl over running backs or swim past guards.
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Eduardo Blitzes Gamburyan, Gamburyan Retires When bantamweight veterans Johnny Eduardo and Manny Gamburyan collided on Sao Paulo's undercard, it was a clear clash of speed and power.
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"They (FRA inspectors) do more blitzes than they used to, where several inspectors will show up in a place and stay for a couple days," the manager added.
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Similar lobbying blitzes also occurred elsewhere, including Nevada, California, and Washington state, with sex workers meeting with not only congressional staff but also with state and local officials.
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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.
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Their newfound influence has come at the expense of the political parties themselves, groups that have lost relevance to the new outside groups that fund yearlong ad blitzes.
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He was taking more sacks than usual, despite the fact that in his prime he had always been able to diagnose blitzes and find the open man quickly.
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Darnold ultimately finished 11 of 32 for 86 yards, four interceptions and a passer rating of 3.6, as the Patriots' defense delivered a series of blitzes and disguised pressures.
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Kansas City Chiefs: Lost in the commotion of Patrick Mahomes' six-touchdown day at Pittsburgh was that the youngster, who turned 703 on Monday, handled the Steelers' blitzes effectively.
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Known for amoeba fronts and fire-zone blitzes on passing downs, the Ravens unleashed those designs at random — basically any down, any time - to keep Reid and Mahomes guessing.
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If the Giants want Saquon Barkley receiving more than blocking (that's an emphatic yes), they must plan other counters to A-gap blitzes, including slides and 214-man protections.
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The strategy has included a seven-figure radio ad buy, strategically targeted letters signed by prominent chief executives, lobbying blitzes throughout the Capitol and rallies on the Capitol grounds.
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And Clemson's defensive coordinator, Brent Venables, has been creative about crafting deceptive blitzes, so if there is anyone who can throw Burrow off his game, it might be him.
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New Hampshire's house party culture represents a nod to a simpler time, running contrary to the huge rallies, million-dollar ad buys and social media blitzes that define modern politics.
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That has not only caused trouble for Smith, who has spent most of the past few games dodging blitzes, but also Hunt, who has found far less room to run.
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Thanks to his spending over $270 million of his $54 billion fortune on television and social media ad blitzes, he's shot up rapidly to double digits in Democratic primary polls.
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Three weeks after exploiting the Packers' blitzes, the Giants sustained long drives that "were almost as important as scoring," Gilbride said, to batter New England's defense in the Super Bowl.
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Betterment has launched some pricier, fancier products—but its business model would suggest that revenues of just $703m must pay for nearly 300 employees, swanky midtown Manhattan offices and advertising blitzes.
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Last year, he wrote an article titled "The Law of Advertising Outrage," which analyzed the legal limits and precedents for companies to take advantage of consumer anger in their marketing blitzes.
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But the script blitzes past the weight of that decision, and the ridiculous resurrection process itself, to get to the big hero-on-hero fight where Superman battles the Justice League.
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Once it has been ground into small pieces, she adds vegetable oil, salt, cumin, coriander powder, turmeric powder, and shrimp paste, and blitzes everything together again to form a smooth paste.
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But instead of settling, he blitzes the paint, short arms a contested layup over Wilson Chandler, grabs his own miss, dribbles out to the opposite corner, and rattles home a three.
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But according to our analysis, the brutal ad blitzes not only failed to dent Trump, they often made him stronger, shoring up his base and sending him surging in the polls.
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Keenum said he was surprised by the aggressiveness of the Giants' pass rush, with linebackers and safeties coming more frequently on blitzes than the Rams had expected based on game tape.
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Zimmer's unit dictates terms to opposing offenses more than any other NFL defense, using a terrifying front four, finely tuned coverage rotations and a litany of blitzes to punish opposing quarterbacks.
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Frequent all-out blitzing by Clemson generated sacks but also contributed to 335 yards passing by Alabama on just 25 attempts: making Clemson blitzes a win for the Crimson Tide over all.
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The social media blitzes, targeting officials and their business partners, relatives and even lovers, are another weapon in a wave of huge protests against President Nicolas Maduro's government that began in April.
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It's also well-known for big advertising blitzes, and so out in the public, main hallway at CES you will find huge banners advertising a new smart fridge with a massive screen.
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Called the Blossom V-21959 rocket, the vehicle was a beefier version of the weapon Hitler had deployed only five years previously, in blitzes against Allied cities like London, Antwerp, and Liège.
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Candidates will have to map out an expansive, multistate strategy that involves personal campaigning in some states, organizing a field operation in others and launching broadcast and online ad blitzes in still more.
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After charring a bunch of spring onions in the oven, she adds olive oil, fresh coriander, and seasoning into a NutriBullet and blitzes the whole thing until it's smooth as a saxophone solo.
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The group mounted an expensive campaign that included fifty rallies, two six-figure television-ad blitzes, and phone-bank calls and door-to-door advocacy in fifty-three of Indiana's ninety-two counties.
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OVO Sound banks too heavily on the magnetic pull of the Drake association in its moves with new artists while the competition blitzes print, blogs, and radio all the way to the charts.
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His assertive posture on that front echoed the aggressive style favored by coordinator Wade Phillips, who can call creative blitzes with Talib, his former pupil in Denver, and Peters locking down the boundaries.
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And within weeks of taking office in 2014, he unleashed ticket blitzes on scofflaw drivers and successfully pushed to lower the speed limit to 25 miles per hour in most of the city.
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New acquisition Justin Forsett fumbled on his first carry for Denver and didn't deliver the impact some hoped for, although coach Gary Kubiak did praise his ability to pick up blitzes so quickly.
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The good news for Democrats is that Republicans will be unable to replicate across the map next year the kind of multimillion-dollar spending blitzes they have mounted in this year's special elections.
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Hosting Cincinnati in the regular season, the Cardinals had the Bengals pinned on their 16 with 2:45 remaining and allowed Cincinnati to fly down the field for a score against all-out blitzes.
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And it's replete with all these military metaphors: It's played on a "gridiron" and there are "blitzes" and "bombs thrown into the end zone" while teams "march" down the field to conquer one another.
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Cyber Monday — with a predicted $9 billion in U.S. sales online — has become a self-sustaining phenomenon in the world of e-retail, with email blasts and ad blitzes pushing pre-holiday season discounts.
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Most of his best known work dates back to the 1960s, but Steve Ditko made comics until the end, even as he sat out of the Hollywood blitzes from film franchises built around his creations.
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Warren has accused Bloomberg and Steyer of trying to buy their paths to the nomination, while Biden and Andrew Yang have argued that the ad blitzes are more a waste of money than smart politics.
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Kislyak isn't the most high-profile ambassador — he doesn't tend to go on media blitzes to push Russian interests in times of crisis — but he's widely respected in Washington and considered skilled at what he does.
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He has responded with 33 total tackles, one interception and the trust of the Giants' defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo, whose frequent late-game blitzes put substantial extra pressure on Adams, the team's last line of defense.
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What's happening: Several young companies are pitching themselves to twitchy CEOs and nervous marketing departments, warning that their brands are vulnerable to coordinated social media blitzes that can ruin their standing and run down their stock value.
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Camozzi Blitzes Riggs with First-Round Knees In the second bout of the main card, middleweight veteran Chris Camozzi looked to construct a two-fight win-streak in the midst of his fourth stint with the UFC.
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This week, former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivered a speech in Utah calling on the party to rally against the real estate mogul and anti-Trump super PACs have begun negative ad blitzes across the country.
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Going against them is like driving towards a tornado during a blizzard—they're a tandem that blitzes in transition, clogs passing lanes, attacks the rim, and creates open looks that prop up a sometimes-feeble supporting cast.
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It feels like a footnote to the tumult of Month 1 of the Trump presidency, a minor detail easily lost in the toxic stew of news about Russia, executive orders, legal appeals and grammatically challenged Twitter blitzes.
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A story about gross sexual bullying (of the "if you want to make this project, we're having sex now" variety) blitzes by with no clear resolution, and so does the story of DuVernay's confrontation with her insubordinate employee.
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The campaigns from LCV and NextGen come following other ad blitzes from groups like the Sierra Club, which said on Tuesday it would also deliver a "Pruitt survival kit" to senators containing bottles of water and face masks.
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The genesis of the new commercials was the campaign's desire to try something different after negative advertising blitzes against Mr. Trump during the primary race seemed to do little damage to his candidacy, aside from lifting his unfavorable numbers.
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Trotta claims that the county Police Benevolent Association (PBA) fills the coffers of the super PAC with mandatory paycheck deductions from officers, and that the money they collect is then spent on massive advertising blitzes to help friendly candidates.
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While the Arctic was relatively warm compared to average, huge parts of Europe and Asia were much colder than average during January, February, and March, while parts of the U.S. saw cold outbreaks and blitzes of winter storms known as nor'easters.
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Selected in the second round of the 2001 N.F.L. draft by the San Diego Chargers out of Purdue University, the 6-foot Brees faced questions from scouts about his ability to see receivers and to pick up blitzes inside the pocket.
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DeMar DeRozan was masterful in the first half of Game 1, and both he and Kyle Lowry navigated traps and blitzes well in Game 20153, save for a few shaky stretches that—shocker—opened the door for the Bucks to come back.
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The plan was pretty straightforward: A dedicated double-team to Tyreek Hill with everyone else in Cover-0 (man-to-man with no safety help), and four- and five-man rushes with a litany of stunts and blitzes, much as discussed above.
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Certainly it doesn't tell us much at all about regular-season player usage, and even player performance is suspect, because we can never know whether a defense was playing its full first team or whether it was avoiding exotic coverages and blitzes.
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Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has historically struggled against Rex Ryan defenses, so the Bills will try to send some blitzes to force him to make quick decisions while CBs Stephon Gilmore and Ronald Darby do battle with Jets WRs Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker.
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She'll crib synth blitzes from high energy trance and happy hardcore, as well as the playful dynamics of the LA EDM scene she operates on the outskirts of, but she's also been known to play nail-biting techno sets and post-rock ambience too.
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As if this past season wasn't already boring enough, we now have a game that features watered-down rules, eliminates blitzes and all but bans tackling, and excludes players from the league's two best teams in a showcase of... passing accuracy against poor coverage?
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Over time he'll hopefully learn how to balance the floor a little better, but to some degree this is who Collins is, a cast-iron tumbleweed down the lane who blitzes pick-and-rolls and plays on a trampoline while everyone else jumps off wood.
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Ninja has become the gold-standard for blenders, and with good reason: It draws oxygen out and lock vitamins in with the vacuum pump, blitzes whole fruits, and comes with many other useful features designed to ensure perfection with every smoothie, soup, or blended drink.
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When a state or municipality dares to challenge incumbents by building their own networks or by encouraging others to enter (as Louisville has done here), they're hit with lawsuits that are exceedingly expensive, onerous, and obstructionist as well as public relations blitzes that are often misleading.
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Personal blender Ninja has become the gold-standard for blenders, and with good reason: It draws oxygen out and lock vitamins in with the vacuum pump, blitzes whole fruits, and comes with many other useful features designed to ensure perfection with every smoothie, soup, or blended drink.
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Read more: The FDA just called out e-cig startup Juul and tobacco giant Altria for backing away from a pledge to fight teen vapingResearchers at Stanford concluded last year that Juul's marketing campaign was "patently youth-oriented," thanks to a combination of launch parties, social-media blitzes, and vape giveaways.
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Named for the hard-nosed and frequently blitzing safety Doug Plank, who wore No. 173 playing for the Bears in Ryan's first few seasons as defensive coordinator, the plan put as many as eight men on the defensive line to foil the opponents' blocking plays, and it sprang blitzes by just about anyone.
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Still, it's significant that Netflix not only acknowledged the elephants in the room — the big-budget marketing blitzes from two very big new competitors, and the competition they're about to see as HBO Max and NBC's Peacock launch later this spring — but that it also acknowledged that having elephants in the room might not be ideal.
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He's the centerpiece of a team riddled with question marks; if Indiana snags the four seed and blitzes the league with a top-ten offense and defense, it'll be because George did ridiculous things on a nightly basis, like making over 210 percent of his threes with Defensive Player of the Year consistency on the other end.
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Over on the heavier side of things, Enei, Mefjus, and precocious young talent Emperor have been leading the charge for neurofunk—a newfangled take on peak-time banger drum and bass that blitzes at breakneck pace, often rushing forward at around 170bpm, with the roaring bassline chuggery of dubstep, the cold tones of techno, lightning production techniques, and sharp sound design.
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Monday Trump's doctor releases memo on President's health after surprise weekend hospital visitGOP senators downplay developments in impeachment inquiryTrump campaign blitzes Facebook with ads attacking impeachment inquiry Tuesday Four witnesses to testify Tuesday at back-to-back public impeachment hearingsPolls show impeachment hearings aren't changing muchHouse Judiciary Committee wants McGahn testimony about Trump soon after Ukraine hearings endThe White House shifts description of Trump's visit to Walter ReedAlexander Vindman has reached out to Army about his family's safety amid attacks by Trump and GOP lawmakers Wednesday Carolyn Maloney elected first woman to lead House Oversight Committee2020 Democratic candidates debate in Atlanta'Business of Congress goes on' for members not on House Intelligence panel, lawmaker says Thursday House Democrats move closer to impeaching TrumpRepublican senators discuss with White House would-be parameters of an impeachment trialTrump says he won't allow Navy to punish SEAL who posed with dead bodyHong Kong bills go to Trump after passing House and Senate Friday Bolton reemerges after public hiatus with cryptic tweet reemerges after former staffer's pivotal impeachment testimonyTrump signals he's open to Pompeo running for Kansas Senate seatTrump won't say whether he'll sign Hong Kong bill, citing trade talks And that was the week in 18 headlines.
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