Object

• opposition: He blitzed the opposition on his debut, cruising across the line to take victory in the Croft round by more than two seconds.

• city: Many lost their lives in cities blitzed from the air.

• area: Bacon's colored plan City of London with street index: Blitzed areas shown.

Converse of object

• survive: Having survived the early blitz, they started making a couple of advances.

• launch: Police have launched a blitz on criminal damage in Braintree.

• plan: HSE Inspections February 2005 The HSE are planning a nation-wide blitz throughout March.

• follow: Residents in Bedford's Goldington ward have a cleaner environment on Thursday following an early morning blitz by local agencies.

• have: I've been having a blitz on some more of my photos.

• face: LET -- ' Illegal ' parkers face penalty tickets blitz 2004-01-14 Sense Begins to Prevail?

Adjective modifier

• national: In 2003 HSE's second national construction blitz found no improvement on falls from height.

• second: In 2003 HSE's second national construction blitz found no improvement on falls from height.

• big: Microsoft have kept their MSN Music service quite low key to date, tho a big marketing blitz was always likely.

Preposition: on

• crime: Barnet Police have tried tackling the graffiti problem in a blitz on youth crime in their area.

Modifies a noun

• spirit: Blitz spirit remembering model churchill car insurance in his local.

Noun used with modifier

• wartime: This is because the wartime blitz and postwar redevelopment have swept away many of the buildings to which they were attached.

• publicity: After The Invasion The official series and BBC sites continue the publicity blitz for The Christmas Invasion.

• inspection: During the first two weeks in June the HSE carried out its largest ever inspection blitz, visiting 1,446 construction sites.

• marketing: OEMs had been hoping a Fall launch, with its accompanying marketing blitz, would boost retail sales of consumer PCs.

• advertising: There was no advertising blitz at the bustling train station to welcome visitors to the ' home of NAC ' .

• construction: In 2003 HSE's second national construction blitz found no improvement on falls from height.