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Meanings of bombard the city in English
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Usage of bombard the city in English
1
When Lord Exmouth was about to bombardthecity in chains.
2
In fact you bombardthecity with its own walls.
3
Farragut has been asked to bombardthecity.
4
Others are leaving as they fear Baghdad will bombardthecity in a bid to win it back.
5
If the Dey refused to come to terms, he intended to blockade the squadron and bombardthecity.
6
If the Spaniards used their big Krupp guns against his ships, he could bombardthecity and burn it.
7
As he did not send an immediate answer, the admiral began to bombardthecity, and the inhabitants compelled him to surrender at discretion.
8
Sir John Duckworth had orders to force the passage of the Dardanelles, anchor before Constantinople, and bombardthecity, unless certain conditions were complied with.
9
Garcia's plan was for two days to bombardthecity, and if, in that time, Alvarez had not surrendered, to attack El Pecachua by night.
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The onslaught continued today as jets bombardedthecity, a resident said.
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Russian and Syrian government planes began bombardingthecity in September.
12
The onslaught continued on Saturday as jets bombardedthecity, a resident said.
13
The insurgents are bombardingthecity, and a cannon-ball has just hit the cross.
14
Again Gordon's guns bombardedthecity, and were pushed forward as far as possible.
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The Germans did not use their heaviest guns and high-explosive shells in bombardingthecity.
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Now they are bombardingthecities with people inside.