Sentence examples for a continuous barrage from inspiring English sources
And there's a continuous barrage of news stories regarding the challenges that women face across a raft of iconic Silicon Valley firms.
The movie is a continuous barrage of explosions, sneak attacks, chases, life-and-death face-offs, and amazing rescues that are as far-fetched as they are exhilarating.
The government decided to continue it, despite both coalition parties rubbishing it as a typical Labour monolith during the 2010 election, and a continuous barrage of scorn from the 'doctor-patient confidentiality' lobby in the medical establishment, which never offered an alternative plan.
The dancing is strenuous and exacting, and Ms. Guillem gives it heart and soul, but the choreography is thin, a continuous barrage of bent-kneed walking and kicking and with the awkward cartoon gestures and stylized gaucherie that constitute Mr. Ek's style.
It was a continuous barrage of criticism aimed at undermining my self-confidence.
The Assault Pioneer Platoon provided local defence, while the mortars laid down a continuous barrage in an attempt to counter the Chinese mortar fire in conjunction with the machine-guns and tanks which began to engage the hilltop.
Life presents as a continuous multimodal barrage on all our senses.
I even wondered whether I have a weak personality because I couldn't take the continuous barrage of requests.
To the public's detriment, the continuous barrage of headlines related to funding, M&A, etc. has swayed popular opinion such that one's initial inclination is to assume that the competitive landscape is crowded, and that the market itself is accordingly saturated.
To the public's detriment, the continuous barrage of headlines related to funding, M&A, etc. has swayed popular opinion such that one's initial inclination is to assume that the competitive landscape is crowded, and that the market itself is accordingly saturated.
VICE News spent a few days in Gaza City surveying the damage and seeing how local residents were coping with the continuous barrage from the air and from the sea.
