Sentence examples for was bombarding from inspiring English sources
verb
To attack something with bombs, artillery shells or other missiles or projectiles.
The Syrian Army was bombarding cities, and the mayor expected "an avalanche".
Gaddafi was bombarding civilians, and air strikes to push the rebel forces to victory were straightforward.
"There was tension going into it, and I don't know how much history was bombarding their minds.
Outside of Belgrade, in a research reactor at Vinca, sits sufficient material for a bomb -- and there it sat while NATO was bombarding the area.
The revolt against Bashar al-Assad was approaching its third year, and the activist lamented that Assad was bombarding his people with tanks, jets, and poison gas.
In 2008, the Americans and the Iraqi Army were pressing an offensive against the Mahdi Army — Moqtada al-Sadr's Shiite militia — and, in retribution, the militia was bombarding the Green Zone regularly.
Then, suddenly, I was bombarded.
Lin was bombarded with attention and expectations.
It was bombarded with eggs.
The chancellor was bombarded with tweets.
Goodluck Jonathan was bombarded with calls and letters.
