bombard someone with something

Examples of bombarding

bombarding

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Its opening ' ' position ' ' chapter is, in fact, a bombarding of the reader with half-digested summaries of postmodern feminist theory.
The pressure gradient in the precursor is balanced by the r v 2 of the bombarding stream.
The thickness of the slab, d, is one half of the electron beam diameter bombarding the target.
Increasing the number of wires in the array increases both the density and the symmetry of the bombarding plasma streams and leads to observably tighter and denser precursors.
Added to this is the fact that we are bombarding each other with various research reports that make conflicting claims about the impact on employment.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Such people need taking to task for bombarding innocent people and persuading them not to pay the tax, in pursuit of some misguided fiscal notion.
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