Sentence examples for a broadside of from inspiring English sources

It was a broadside of initiatives that cumulatively created the impact that so disturbed Henri.

When his manic intensity leads to a broadside of his Volkswagen Beetle by another vehicle, Tom goes to the hospital.

Instead, with violent insubordination, it let off a broadside of flash and fizzle, and turned on the spot into some sort of sour caramel crunch.

The BBC may have faced a broadside of criticism for its Thames pageant coverage, but still ruled the waves ratings-wise over the Queen's diamond jubilee bank holiday.

But it has also opened up a broadside of concrete policies for both Labour and the Tories to attack over the three years to the next general election.

President Obama, who has faced three years of down-to-the-wire standoffs that have nearly ended in default or shutdowns a half-dozen times, fired back with a broadside of his own.

Chris Patten, former chair of the BBC Trust and the Tory party, delivered a broadside on behalf of "besieged" former colleagues.

Rather than give a few a broadside view of the water, it offers glimpses to many.

Baker, who launched a memorable broadside of his own after his BBC London radio show was axed four years ago, repeated his criticism on Monday.

This amounted to a total broadside of 190 pounds, more than seven times that of Speedy.

"The idea of preserving an original broadside of the Declaration didn't mean much to anybody," Professor Fliegelman said.