| For the trained symbologist, watching an early Disney movie was like being barraged by an avalanche of allusion and metaphor. |
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| I was barraged by criticism, that I was hurting the sentiments of the Indian people. |
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| As they sit passively in front of their TV sets, they are barraged with redundant images. |
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| For the first half-hour they'd barraged him with questions, but now they seemed content to just try and get some sleep. |
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| You heard naught of it yesterday, but your poor father was barraged with questions from so many people! |
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| When Kait went downstairs that morning after taking a long, soothing shower, Aunt Sally immediately barraged her with questions. |
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| You are constantly barraged with people and their problems every time you step outside your door. |
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| During our talk, he barraged me with questions about my relationship with Rowen. |
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| From takeoff to landing, we're barraged with an array of tasks. |
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| Opponents of reform barraged senators with so many calls that their phone system crashed. |
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| Those who have played there are barraged with questions from those who hope to do so. |
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| Every day, we are barraged with terrible imagery from a host of television crime programs. |
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| The Minister of National Defence was barraged with questions about why we were not sending our men to Afghanistan. |
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| Our children are just barraged with this bad food everywhere they go. |
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| Like many other people, Heidi Evans was constantly barraged with dubious emails purporting to offer millions in exchange for helping to transfer vast funds from Africa. |
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| Americans continue to be barraged with contradictory information. |
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| Here they benefit from a Mediterranean influence avoiding any danger of spring frosts, as well as a superb geographical location as it's constantly barraged by no less than 32 different winds. |
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| Decision makers are barraged with conflicting demands, often supported by contradictory evidence, making it difficult for independent researchers to even be heard. |
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| Meanwhile, Dorinda Heiden-Guss, who heads the county's economic-development group, has been barraged with requests from companies seeking incentives. |
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