Sentence examples for to bombarding from inspiring English sources
verb
To attack something with bombs, artillery shells or other missiles or projectiles.
Of course, certain media outlets are predisposed to bombarding readers or viewers with scare stories about technology, from the potential dangers of radiation to the "digital dementia" adversely affecting our short-term memory.
Unofficial figures cited by the Financial Times suggest that the proportion of non-performing loans has soared under Mr Ahmadinejad, and now accounts for 20% of the banks' exposure.Iranian economists have taken to bombarding the president with letters excoriating his policies.
In mid-1945 Wisconsin turned her attention to bombarding the Japanese home islands until the surrender of Japan in August.
Upon her return, she was assigned to the Dardanelles Squadron (escadre des Dardanelles), although naval operations were limited to bombarding Turkish positions in support of Allied troops by that time.
Calabria and the rest of the Italian ships returned to bombarding the Turkish ports in the Red Sea before declaring a blockade of the city of Al Hudaydah on 26 January.
Puglia and the rest of the Italian ships returned to bombarding the Turkish ports in the Red Sea before declaring a blockade of the city of Al Hudaydah on 26 January.
It also led the RSK artillery to bombard Šibenik and HV bombardment of Knin in response, both on 22 June.
We want to bombard our kids".
Then helicopters came and started to bombard the houses.
"I didn't want to bombard him with questions.
I am now going to bombard you with figures.
