People are just under a barrage.
Smart, under a barrage of tacklers, crumpled to the ground.
Approximately 10 30 p.m., under a barrage of rocks, the troops opened fire.
Pachauri also came under a barrage of personal criticism for his handling of the mistake.
Children, however, unaware of anachronisms, often revive old slang under a barrage of older movies rerun on television.
These officers took it on themselves to lead their prisoners to safety, doing so under a barrage of missiles.
But he has fallen back under a barrage of negative TV ads from Romney and his supporters.
Under a barrage of Wittgensteinian logic that would break a lesser man, Mr. Evans kept up remarkably good humor.
A sentry, supposedly under a barrage of stones, fired at close range without bouncing his shot off the ground.
Petrova, the veteran, scored a small upset against the No. 15 seed, Lucie Safarova, on Friday, but her run ends here under a barrage of Sharapova bombs.
Under a barrage of firing, the Belgian soldiers stationed there managed to hold back the invading troops and protect the city for 11 days.
