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blitzkriegs

n. (plural of blitzkrieg English)

Usage examples of "blitzkriegs".

For the first time since the successful blitzkriegs we were going back on disappointing terms.

Some, mainly the older ones among us, saw Hitler as the guilty party, who by his, assault on Poland, and encouraged by his blitzkriegs in Poland and France, thought he had first to conquer Russia, so that he could then dictate his terms to Britain.

There are no monstrous blitzkriegs, no inhuman genocide to stir the passion of opposition.

All I knew -- or thought I knew -- at that point was that somebody very close to the top of the Humphrey campaign had made secret arrangements for a night flight to Vegas in order to pick up a large bundle of money from unidentified persons presumed to be sinister, and that this money would be used by Humphrey's managers to finance another one of Hubert's eleventh-hour fast-finish blitzkriegs.

Preconceptions about early-modern attitudes to cleanliness were crushed under her regular blitzkriegs with duster and beeswax.

On the left were the spirits of generations past who had showed up too early to enjoy the benefits of nanotechnology and (not explicitly shown, but somewhat ghoulishly implied) croaked from obsolete causes such as cancer, scurvy, boiler explosions, derailments, drive-by shootings, pogroms, blitzkriegs, mine shaft collapses, ethnic cleansing, meltdowns, running with scissors, eating Drano, heating a cold house with charcoal briquets, and being gored by oxen.

The blitzkriegs, purges, and murders seemed to put Amadori in a class with Hitler and Stalin, not Fidel Castro or Francisco Franco.