He was bombarded with questions from people who wanted to know what had happened.

The men took over for the girls and bombarded me with questions.

Because using a computer these days means being bombarded with far too much information to remember.

Instead it would get bombarded both from sea and land.

The new prices put into question whether one really wants to be bombarded with all that food.

The country's teachers, like their students, are already bombarded with tests.

Today we are bombarded by more messages than ever, I think.

Our skin does not like to be bombarded with energy sources.

Records used to mean something, before they started bombarding us with them all day long.

I saw the door shaken, and then bombarded from the other side.

As a result, my house is bombarded with magazines we do not want.

I seem to have been bombarded by your curiosity right from the start.

I was talking about bombarding my own flesh and blood.

The rebels bombarded the city throughout the day and night.

Bombarding me with information about his charity run, or business?

You can often be bombarded with advice from all sides.

I think the images we're bombarded with are really dangerous.

We're bombarding them with these messages from such a young age.

They have been bombarded with news about sports leagues for women.

"The only place where people are quiet and not being bombarded is in front of the machine."

Instead he had relentlessly bombarded her with the same questions.

Instead, he bombarded the guide with questions about the engineering programs.

But his mind rocked, bombarded by the total impact of the place.

The town was bombarded in 1945, and 72 houses were destroyed.

If you try to show how we are bombarded by things, everyone says that's too much information."

Pommer won one race and finished five times on the podium.

However, restrictions forced on Pommer lead him to resettle in California.

Does he put Adam back with Pommer and Vanek, no.

After some controversy, in 1949 Pommer resigned his office and returned to the United States.

Led by Alfred Pommer, a professional tour guide.

Laughton subsequently asked his business partner Eric Pommer to see the film clip.

Wilcox may have had Erich Pommer also as a financier on the production.

A walking tour of the area's historic sites, led by Alfred Pommer, a professional tour guide.

A walking tour, led by Alfred Pommer, focusing on the little-known historic architecture downtown.

On display through November are abstract mixed-media works by Joyce Pommer.

Physically badly shaken (Pommer used a wheelchair after the amputation of a leg) his career as a producer was ended.

Erich Pommer, who produced Caligari, became chief of production at Ufa.

Waxman previously worked with Pommer behind the scenes in The Blue Angel.

In German the shawm is called Schalmei or Pommer.

Vessel of Wrath is a 1938 British film directed by Erich Pommer.

The name "Pommer" arose in Germany, named after artillery, and was large and powerful in tone.

John Hippocrates replaced Billy Pommer Jr on drums in 1981.

Conducted by Max Pommer.

The producer, Erich Pommer encouraged the team to become even more innovative by suggesting to them to continuously introduce something new, which will be creative.

Pommer had two directors to work with: Max Ophüls and Fritz Lang.

In an interview in 1922, Pommer stated the international success of the German films would have to be linked to the production of quality pictures.

A walking tour that focuses on the architecture, history and landmarks of wealthy neighborhoods in Manhattan, led by Alfred Pommer, a historian.

Well, Pommer encouraged me to make my best film, Die Wiederkehr- that is, The Return.'

Having resided continuously in the United States since 1939, Pommer and his wife became naturalized American citizens in 1944.

Leni Riefenstahl was offered the role of female lead by producer Erich Pommer, but after doing a screen test she eventually turned it down.

Only a few large bombards were under the Empire's control.

The bombard was two feet long and measured eight inches across.

Following 2000, the band started to add new traditional instruments such as the Bombard to their music.

It was ordered around 1449 and had similar construction of a typical bombard.

Bombards come in a number of keys, based on region or intended use.

The introduction of such bombards had a profound effect on the European society.

The other two assassins in the room came forward, carrying the bombard between them.

However, after the ship's crew offered him a meal, Bombard decided to go on.

By that time, approximately 22,000 of the Bombards had been produced and issued to forces throughout the country.

The fortified city held out for nearly eight months without bombard artillery.

Thick walls tended to defeat the use of the bombards.

Sir Roger put his own hands on the wheels that controlled the bombards.

Even bombards are little more than noisy nuisances against anyone who knows his business!

Today, the bombard is set up close to the Friday Market square in the old town.

The bombard is a cannon or mortar used in medieval times.

Sacred music is well served by the clear, strong sound of the bombard, in combination with the traditional organ.

The casting of these bombards are described by Kritoboulos 1467.

In several pictures the bagpipes is accompanied by a bombard.

Bond remembered how, in the Bombard, she had yielded when he leaned against her.

He had bombards to fire both flame and shell.

"In the bombards we could change units in five minutes.

"He's got a new little bombard he's been dying to test under field conditions."

Thank God they were just using a little one-pounder and weren't firing the bombards anymore.

The artillerymen were struggling to lower the aim points of the bombards.

He was lost in the bombard of new.