Sentence examples for bombarding point from inspiring English sources

The combination of MeV proton/He ion beams and the capillary with a thin end window at its outlet can realize pinpoint energy deposition and three-dimensional selection of the bombarding point in an arbitrary position of a living cell or in any liquid object.

She shelled Confederate soldiers along the river banks and bombarded City Point to cover a landing force which set fire to the depots.

One by one, the audience members turned against Beach, heckling his talking points and bombarding him with anti-drug war stats.

Mateen threw violent tantrums when angry and made racist and homophobic comments, according to Gilroy, who also said Mateen at one point bombarded him with 20 to 30 texts a day.

They're bombarded with talking points from modern politicians, who are desperate to detail the belief system of St Ronnie.

Being trapped in this presidential election's echo-chamber bombarded with talking points and half-truths from both Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, it's easy to forget that there are third-party candidates out there who are actually saying things and sharing ideas that are worth caring about.

Mr. Beckman likens storm drains to "bazookas pointed at the ocean" bombarding swimmers and surfers with bacteria and other pollutants.

These involve bombarding a website with data to the point that it is overwhelmed.

"We got the point in the first ad, so I don't know why they have to keep bombarding away, but they never stop".

Meanwhile, Phips's four large ships, quite contrary to the plan, anchored before Quebec and began bombarding the city until 19 October, at which point the English had shot away most of their ammunition.

Morgan Stanley, one of the world's largest securities firms, said it wanted to avoid bombarding customers with calls from different bankers and provide a single point of contact.