Sentence examples for start bombarding from inspiring English sources

It's only a matter of time before the luck reverses and storms start bombarding the U.S. coast again.

With the polls continuing to show a lead for Miliband, the Conservatives are expected to start bombarding the public with their political messages over the coming weeks.

Lest your readers start bombarding me with even more letters, may I correct two errors in Debra Galant's otherwise very fair account of my "settling in" at Princeton (front page, March 5)?

Can't be too long before emotional Christmas adverts start bombarding us! why am I crying at a chewing gum advert.... https://t.co/ysdroB7Kt5 Major feels at the extra chewing gum advert  I watched the Extra gum advert and almost started sobbing I have watched that chewing gum advert 3 times, I have cried at that chewing gum advert 3 times why is the gum advert basically relationship goals?

The other team can get to their azurite, fill their hull with azurite, and ship out and start bombarding your ship and you're forced to escape.

Many firms would immediately throw the prospect into the sales cycle and start bombarding them with content until it annoys the prospect.

"They started bombarding the people giving credentials, and eventually we got credentials".

After students graduate, 'the university' wants to know them again and starts bombarding them with alumni communications.

In May, the former Tory MP Louise Mensch started bombarding Tomlinson with tweets accusing her of falsely claiming she had started the movement.

"Ann, for some reason, monopolized Lapham for two courses, leaving me and Trump both stranded, so he leaned over them and started bombarding me with interest," she writes.

Since the Israel Defense Forces started bombarding targets in Gaza, international monitoring groups, including Human Rights Watch, have accused the I.D.F. of violating international law by striking civilian facilities, such as homes, hospitals, and a power station.