Bombards

More than 2500 lightning strikes have blitzed the top of the North Island this morning as a cluster of thundery cells bombards Auckland and Northland.

Shaft's visuals go above and beyond, and is a bewildering experience that bombards the viewer with surreal, erratic images that establish their own visual language.

She also believes that Apple has avoided being held accountable because it “bombards” smaller companies with litigation it knows they won’t be able to afford.

A cosmic ray is a high-energy subatomic particle that constantly bombards the atmosphere of our planet.

Cloud's final Limit Break bombards an enemy with fifteen critical sword slashes, with each strike doing almost twice as much damage as a regular attack.

At last Aurangzeb ordered the armament of the Daulatabad Fort with two bombards (the Daulatabad Fort was later utilised as a Mughal bastion during the Deccan Wars).

In A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows, Dominic Flandry first (effectively) lobotomizes his own son and then bombards the home planet of the Chereionite race in order to do his duty and prop up the Terran Empire.

Instead of the finely ground powder used by the first bombards, powder was replaced by a "corned" variety of coarse grains.

Loading cannons or bombards before the powder-making advances of the Renaissance was a skilled art.

The first bombards were made of iron, but bronze was quickly recognized as being stronger and capable of propelling stones weighing as much as a hundred pounds (45 kg).