fire barrage

At least we suddenly found ourselves free of their fire barrage.

He can also teleport, fire barrages of missiles and create a red energy shield around himself.

Dimly seen spaceships were firing barrages at a planet that looked like Earth.

Policemen in armored vans responded by firing barrages of tear gas.

The authorities initially permitted the protest, but when it grew, they responded by firing barrages of tear gas at the protesters.

Almost done, Vigo told himself, firing barrages to one side and then the other even though he couldn't quite see what he was firing at.

Artillery, mortar, and tank fire barrages, and an air strike directed from the battalion command post, met this attack.

The Azeri army used the town heights to fire barrages of Grad missiles down onto Stepanakert and surrounding villages.

Eight machine-gun companies were to fire barrages on the area from the north-east of Polygon Wood to west of Zonnebeke.

When I raised the Mystery of the Missing W.M.D. recently, hawks fired barrages of reproachful e-mail at me.

On March 9, after seeing movement on Nook's Hill on Dorchester, the British opened a massive fire barrage that lasted all night.

The Confederate gunners fired barrages to east and west, to keep the U.S. soldiers posted in front of them from guessing which way they would move when the time came.

Gunnery Officer Lt. Bill Sanders directed Hoel's main battery of five 5"/38 guns in a rapid fire barrage at a nearby cruiser and scored many hits.

It has also fired barrages of criticism against Beijing, which will take control of Hong Kong in July, for weakness in the face of what is seen as rising Japanese militarism.

The Party of God issued a statement in Beirut claiming responsibility for the attacks: "Israel's continuing aggressions made it necessary for the Islamic Resistance to launch a warning response by firing barrages of Katyusha rockets this morning on the Zionist settlements in northern Palestine."