shock and awe

"This shock and awe treatment is not the best way to go about it."

There has been much talk in Washington about the "shock and awe" that might result from an air campaign.

We were expecting shock and awe, but that would not come for another day.

The display of shock and awe is not without its risks.

Shock and awe were what our military promised the Iraqis.

It was, in its way, an early version of the "shock and awe" approach to war.

The show is bound to shock and awe viewers just the same.

It is the design services' version of "shock and awe."

"But for some of the residents, it was shock and awe.

"Shock and awe certainly does not fit that description," he added.

"The hell you say," he said, as if in a mixture of shock and awe.

The best way to shock and awe an enemy is still to kill him."

It just so happened that they were components of promotional shock and awe.

The war has changed dramatically since the early, heady days of shock and awe.

"Shock and awe" should be the code name for the Pentagon's media strategy.

"Shock and awe" was one phrase heard Friday at the headquarters of the union.

It was made for the second Iraq war as a dramatic manifestation of "shock and awe," but never used.

This they declare to be a movement for our times, an era in which it is more difficult than ever to shock and awe.

While every body on the set go berserk is shock and awe, the third murder takes place.

Such "shock and awe" entries increase danger to innocent people.

The campaign against Lower Manhattan was one of "shock and awe."

America's team, if you will, was ready to shake, bake, shock and awe.

The sudden warm spell may have also shocked and awed the fish to death.

Eyes shocked and awed at gunpoint, they recall me to myself.

This may shock and awe you, but that headline appeared on a Boston website.