Sentence examples for ensuing barrage from inspiring English sources
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"Mind Over Media" had been planned well before Sept. 11, but the terrorist attacks on that day, and the ensuing barrage of images and reports, have made it especially timely.
Early in the fifth of twelve scheduled rounds, Klitschko began to reel and skip backward around the ring, with Joshua following; Joshua finally knocked him down with a left hook and an ensuing barrage, and, as the referee moved in to separate the boxers and begin his count, Joshua raised his hands, either to show that he had stopped punching or to claim victory.
Treehouse Founder & CEO Ryan Carson told us that he was "blown away" by the positive response, and the ensuing barrage of comments on the announcement on its blog and on Twitter, proved that students "were very excited about a more optimal (and fun) way to get job-ready".
Following the Australian withdrawal Van Bao had also withdrawn, pre-empting the ensuing barrage, yet the U1 base remained in communist hands.
The ensuing Union barrage represented the first time in military history that artillery had been accurately used against an unseen enemy.
He responded to the barrage of ensuing criticism by telling his followers: "A statement of simple fact is not bigotry.
The ensuing panic, accompanied by a barrage of calls from distraught readers, lasted for a week and a half and then spread to nearby villages.
The paper's ensuing report led to a barrage of complaints over voters' envelopes coming unstuck and turned Rhomberg into a hero for some, but a figure of hate for others.
On 14 15 May 1917, three light cruisers of the Austro-Hungarian Navy raided the Otranto Barrage; in the ensuing Battle of the Strait of Otranto, Roma and her sisters raised steam to assist the Allied warships, but the Italian commander refused to permit them to join the battle for fear of risking their loss in the submarine-infested Adriatic.
A barrage then ensued, with threats to "drown" Daley.
