Carl Ruggles once thanked him for broadside of caustic comment.
The broadside of censure resulting from the death of Ian Tomlinson is uncalled for.
It was a broadside of initiatives that cumulatively created the impact that so disturbed Henri.
When his manic intensity leads to a broadside of his Volkswagen Beetle by another vehicle, Tom goes to the hospital.
Perhaps the biggest salvo in the annual broadside of festive albums, Kylie's Christmas is wearyingly hard going at times.
"The idea of preserving an original broadside of the Declaration didn't mean much to anybody," Professor Fliegelman said.
Instead, with violent insubordination, it let off a broadside of flash and fizzle, and turned on the spot into some sort of sour caramel crunch.
Baker, who launched a memorable broadside of his own after his BBC London radio show was axed four years ago, repeated his criticism on Monday.
The BBC may have faced a broadside of criticism for its Thames pageant coverage, but still ruled the waves ratings-wise over the Queen's diamond jubilee bank holiday.
But it has also opened up a broadside of concrete policies for both Labour and the Tories to attack over the three years to the next general election.
"I couldn't hit the broadside of a barn with it but it makes a noise and I hope that's all it ever needs to do".
