Sentence examples for of a barrage from inspiring English sources

Instead of a barrage, it was a morass.

The announcements were part of a barrage of cast comings and goings for next year.

But Rubin's game fell away in the face of a barrage of searing shots from Clijsters.

But the response contained some crumbs of comfort for supporters of a barrage.

Mr. Kinnock was the subject of a barrage of articles depicting him as inept, long-winded, strange looking, and even mentally unstable.

Nothing remarkable there, except that they had been last in the league in runs scored, mostly because of a barrage of injuries.

Paul O'Neill, who repeated that criticism in a book, found himself on the receiving end of a barrage of personal abuse.

In an interview later, Mr. Tretton defended the company's security methods, even in the face of a barrage of successful attacks on Sony's servers.

BBC Scotland said it was putting up a "robust defence" of its staff in the face of a "barrage of abuse", which it said also came via email.

Instead of a barrage of metaphors describing things in terms of other things that they resemble, Lev Tolstoy seeks the precise word for the thing itself.

"It hasn't happened very often that I've been on the other end of a barrage of shots like that," Sampras said.