Sentence examples for furious barrage from inspiring English sources

Those attacks led Mr. Romney to respond in kind, with a furious barrage of negative attacks on Mr. Gingrich that some voters might find off-putting when it comes time to choose a president.

Your early morning bulletin, where a beautiful woman reads the furious barrage of splenetic tweets that Trump inevitably wrote and sent while sitting on his golden toilet between the hours of 2am and 5am the previous night.

In the end, though, Mr. Gingrich's roller-coaster campaign of "big ideas" was brought down by a combination of gaffes and a furious barrage of negative advertising that left him largely on the sidelines after Florida's primary at the end of January.

Susanna Reid and Charlotte Hawkins would even-handedly introduce a story, before Morgan barged in – all mad eyes and clattering jowls – to blurt out a furious barrage of red-hot takes delivered at the very top of his lungs like a online comments section gone terrifyingly sentient.

The piece is interesting in terms of form: it opens with a cheeky preview of the end, "so you know where this is going and that it's all going to be OK", then launches into a furious barrage of short episodes, some merely seconds long, which brainstorm situations.

Suddenly she was leaning over the instrument, her left hand darting down toward the sound holes, the index and middle fingers of her right hand blurring as she plucked out a furious barrage of sixteenth notes; then she returned to the neck, her head thrown back, eyes closed, as she produced bursts of booming fragmented notes that drew smiles from Tyner at the piano and gasps from the crowd.

Since then, Mr. Mayer has proved himself a resourceful and versatile D.J., equally capable of assembling a furious techno barrage or a woozy electronic reverie or a crowd- pleasing house set.

A furious and sustained barrage of criticism aimed at Newt Gingrich appears to be reshaping the volatile Republican nomination contest once again with just two weeks left before voters begin weighing in.

The home crowd snuffed it out in a barrage of furious boos.

There is nothing so inevitable as a barrage of furious mails after insulting Australian sports fans, so I say: Well said, Dave.

Like the best of his tunes, it has a loopy psychedelic taste that occasionally gets lost under the barrage of furious double drums, squeals and drones.