Sentence examples for it's bombarding from inspiring English sources
In one case, at least — that of Facebook — a company's lobbying expenditure spike doesn't necessary mean it's bombarding Washington, D.C., with more pressure than usual.
"It's bombarding people," lamented Marlene Dion, 75, a retired nurse who campaigned for Barrett.
You can learn a lot about an object's structural integrity, he says, by how it reacts when it's bombarded with sound.
As the warm Gulf Stream turns into the North Atlantic Current on its path towards the Arctic Circle, it gradually loses heat as it's bombarded by cold flows heading south from the ice.
It's bombarded by the solar wind from the sun.
It is bombarding voters with 101 contradictory reasons for saying No. Some are rational: Lisbon scraps several national vetoes and will mean that Ireland does not have its own member of the European Commission all the time (this is true for everybody, but a small country may benefit more from having a commissioner).
And it is bombarding investors and analysts with ever bigger documents to try and explain its strategy.At a five-hour board meeting on June 11th, Arcelor's bosses formally rejected Mittal's €25.8 billion ($32.3 billion) takeover bid and reiterated their determination to merge with Russia's Severstal.
For instance, when the US clothing brand Old Navy used an interracial family in its advertising, it was bombarded with racist tweets.
Vice magazine pulled a "suicide photoshoot" from its website today after it was bombarded with criticism for publishing a fashion feature depicting models posing as female writers, including Sylvia Plath and Virginia Woolf, on the brink of killing themselves.
It was bombarded with eggs.
