Sentence examples for harsh barrage from inspiring English sources

Despite that harsh barrage, Mr. Obama won states with heavy gun ownership, including Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

The 21-year-old eventually repented with a roasting on Comedy Central, taking a barrage of harsh jokes at his own expense.

Former reporters and editors recall weekly story meetings as a trial by fire, when anyone with a proposal had to be ready to fend off a barrage of harsh questions from the editor.

Tacitly acknowledging his vulnerability to harsh portrayals in a barrage of Mr. Bush's advertisements over the past month, Mr. Kerry urged Democrats at a $25,000-a-plate breakfast at the "21" Club in Manhattan to help him paint his own portrait.

TBR means "to be rude," and is used in the context of "I don't mean TBR but.... .. (a barrage of harsh feelings follow). .

BEIJING -- A barrage of harsh messages in China's official news media awaited Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton when she arrived here on Tuesday evening, for talks that will focus on the competition between China and the United States in the Asia-Pacific region.

BEIJING — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived here on Tuesday night to a barrage of unusually harsh coverage in China's official news media over what they called American meddling in territorial disputes in the region — and then a strikingly warm welcome from the country's foreign minister.

The New York Times reported in 2007 that Mr. Mohammed had been barraged more than 100 times with harsh interrogation methods, causing C.I.A. officers to worry that they might have crossed legal limits and to halt his questioning.

Furthermore, I'm having a difficult time imagining that there would not be sweeping, company-wide reforms if one of these global brands found that one of its' employees choked a customer (and share holder) to death; in fact I remember Apple swiftly implementing changes when a barrage of reports came out about the harsh, if not lethal, conditions at FoxCon facilities.

Crowds swarmed candidates scurrying throughout Iowa on Sunday, volunteers and campaign organizers knocked on doors and dialed their way through voter contact lists, and a barrage of radio and TV ads — many of them scorchingly negative — provided a harsh soundtrack to an otherwise sunny and unseasonably mild day.

A barrage of bullets.