It isn't being bombarded as heavily as then, and the focus of the battles seem to have moved from the frontlines of the city – this ancient city, which is two or three thousand years old and now stands in weathered ruin, certainly in large parts, is relatively quiet, and instead the battles have moved to the airbases on the outskirts and in the countryside.
My senses were bombarded as soon as I stepped off the plane.
They're bombarded, as well, by the politicians who either exploit or ignore this national mood.
Asset managers at some outfits are bombarded by as many as 1.5m reports a year by research analysts, of which only 5% may actually be read by their clients.
Children are being "bombarded" with as many as 11 advertisements for junk foods during an hour's viewing of family-orientated television shows such as X-Factor, The Simpsons and Hollyoaks, research has found.
Because he is being bombarded with as much as 17 times the amount of radiation a normal person is, and because for a while he was eating meat, vegetables, and fish that were contaminated by radiation, as well, some researchers at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency wanted to run some tests on him.
Because he is being bombarded with as much as 17 times the amount of radiation a normal person is, and because for a while he was eating meat, vegetables and fish that were contaminated by radiation as well, some researchers at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency wanted to run some tests on him.
Pay the damage, or Sony Pictures will be bombarded as a whole".
I don't feel their pain — which, bombarded as we are with calamitous information, is sort of the whole point, isn't it?
A celebrity's experience of social media is completely different from our own, bombarded as they are with praise, fury, demands and inanity with each hour that passes.
