Sentence examples for bombarding one another from inspiring English sources

The next skirmish will come at NRG's annual meeting on July 21st.The two firms are bombarding one another in barbed letters and spiky press conferences.

SANA, Yemen — Yemeni police fired shots into the air on Thursday as thousands of demonstrators, some supporting President Ali Abdullah Saleh and some seeking his downfall, clashed for hours in central Sana, bombarding one another with a hailstorm of rocks on the seventh straight day of violent unrest here.

More often, characters are ushered on stage to bombard one another with lumps of argument, or thrown into dystopian hells to expose the membrane of civilisation that separates us from our real, unattractive selves.

She's never really seen; Lily occupies the movie only as a force that permeates the lives of the Japanese junior high school kids who are fixated on her and bombard one another -- and the movie screen -- with instant messages about the effects she has on their lives.

Instant Response, By Committee IT'S traditional for candidates to bombard one another during the campaign, but so far President Bush is leaving that messy work to a noncandidate, the Republican National Committee.

During the explosion, helium nuclei bombard one another, creating elements as heavy as nickel.

Creating new elements began with physicists bombarding existing ones with other particles; as the nuclei careened around they would sometimes smash together and form atoms with more than ninety-two protons.

I couldn't talk to anyone after being bombarded with one sad story after another all day".

We've been bombarded by one depressing and/or alarming news story after another, and so many of us are looking for an escape, or something to celebrate, or a source of community and support, or any way to better our world.

"I get bombarded by one side or the other," he said.

They are going to be so bombarded no one is going to be listening in October.