Sentence examples for bombard was from inspiring English sources

An example of a bombard was found in the moat of Bodiam Castle, and a replica is now kept inside.

The word Bombardum, or "bombard", was earliest term used for "cannon", but from 1430 it came to refer only to the largest weapons.

Medium sized weapons weighing around 20 kg each were more useful for the defence of castles, although Richard II eventually established 600 pound (272 kilo) guns at the Tower of London and the 15,366 pound (6,970 kilo) heavy Mons Meg bombard was installed at Edinburgh Castle.

"The only place where people are quiet and not being bombarded is in front of the machine".

During the 15th century, cannon advanced significantly, so that bombards were effective siege engines.

Only a few large bombards were under the Empire's control.

Super-sized bombards were used by the troops of Mehmed II to capture Constantinople, in 1453.

Sixty-eight super-sized bombards referred to as Great Turkish Bombards were used by Mehmed II to capture Constantinople in 1453.

Upon leaving school kids hold the ability to bombard and be bombarded with texts, instant messages, and social media.

Viewing of bombarded samples was done with a confocal microscope (Zeiss LSM-510 system).

Bombarded lips were subsequently incubated on MS solid medium at 22°C overnight for further experiments.