(Imitating the monsoon climates of Asia, he let the soil dry out, then bombarded it with water).
We've bombarded them with petitions, camped out in tents on their doorstep, and John Oliver of course crashed their website.
Yet a seemingly disgraced but unfazed Cosby took to the stage at King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne, Florida for 90 minutes to the wild cheers of a sold-out crowd that bombarded him with shouts of "We love you, Bill Cosby!" The Cosby audience love fest was not simply an aberration of groupie fan mania.
In fact, if we had lived just over a hundred years ago, a well-cushioned body would be the ideal to which we would be encouraged to aspire, though probably fewer of us would have developed the kind of intense preoccupation with physical perfection that women experience today because back then people were not bombarded day-in-and-day-out with mass media images of the ideal.
He also pointed out that the planet was bombarded by about 100 tonnes of space material every day.
These programs hold special interest now, as viewers try to sort out the images that have bombarded them in the past few weeks.
I met a physician who was constantly bombarded with medical questions whenever he went out to a party or social gathering.
The large-scale symbiotic screen was carried out on fast neutron (FN) bombarded and ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS) mutagenized seed populations of M. truncatula Jemalong line (FN) and genotype A17 of M. truncatula (EMS).
You have 1.7 million people in this territory, now being bombarded, with really no way out".
Out of 20 leaves bombarded with each construct, about 30 45 green shoots were obtained, 30 days after bombardment on RMOP selection medium.
And so we the public are constantly bombarded by spin, simply p.r. stuff tossed out as part of the permanent campaign".
