Sentence examples for would bombard from inspiring English sources

General Miller thereupon renewed his demand for the surrender of the place, coupled this time with a declaration that he would bombard it if his demand were refused.

One danger is from unpredictable and potentially deadly solar flares, giant releases of stellar energy that would bombard the craft with radiation and fry its occupants.

When the usual cycles of chemotherapy failed to slow the cancer, she found a doctor who would bombard her with more.

The museum's detective work began at a nuclear reactor, where operators would bombard detached bits of the artwork with speeding neutrons.

He knew that the young men he employed would bombard him with complaints, and he had not slept well the night before.

From the Berkshires comes a Danish version of a Cherner chair courtesy of Ms. Fox's father, who, if he had his way, would bombard the couple with more seating.

"If I had a computer," he said, "they'd bombard me with e-mail".

"I'd say, 'How's it going?' and they'd bombard me with information about the kids".

"We knew they'd bombard us.

I had a lot of questions about Mormon crap so I figured I'd bombard him with those first.

He'd bombarded Don with phone calls to say he was coming over and not to mention the fact that he was Kirk's son.