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You see, I learned something long before these girls were born and I learned it from no less a hand than my Uncle Frank, a man who spent his entire adult life listening to four Italian sisters (one his wife, one my mother) going at it in two languages like espresso-blitzed drama students.— Daily Breeze Most Viewed
State Rep. Josh Zepnick, (D-Milwaukee), makes the right suggestion when calling for the license revocation from a Franklin tavern where a "blitzed" patron drank heavily, then killed pedestrians nearby on Christmas Day, 2007.— The Political Environment
I say "in part" because, yes, the driver 'chose' (while blitzed -- the bartender's term) to drink and drive, and for that the driver is paying with a life sentence in prison.— The Political Environment
James struggled when he blitzed, but he played with more passion this season and benefited from having Zach Thomas taking on blocks.— Dallas Cowboys
The Steelers blitzed seven defenders on the play, and Harrison positioned himself perfectly and picked off Warner.— Top Stories - Google News
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