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Until then it had been judged impracticable to bombard a place from the sea.
THE SAILOR'S WORD-BOOKWILLIAM HENRY SMYTH
The allied squadrons of aeroplanes came every night to bombard the station of Metz-Sablons.
VERDUN ARGONNE-METZ 1914-1918ANONYMOUS
Radetzky has retreated with his troops into the citadel and begins to bombard the city!
THE SON OF MONTE-CRISTO, VOLUME I (OF 2)ALEXANDRE DUMAS PRE
They sailed into the harbor of Volo, and threatened to bombard the town.
THE TEACHERGEORGE HERBERT PALMER
They can do us no hurt from the cliff yonder except they bring great guns from their ships to bombard us.
WITH DRAKE ON THE SPANISH MAINHERBERT STRANG
No use staying any longer out here, with Ted Slavin and his cronies hanging around, ready to bombard us again.
THE BANNER BOY SCOUTSGEORGE A. WARREN
If the demand was refused, he was to bombard Constantinople.
THE CHILDRENS' STORY OF THE WAR, VOLUME 4 (OF 10)JAMES EDWARD PARROTT
He can bombard Ostend and Zeebrugge and all those funny little places in two-twos.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 153, SEPT. 12, 1917VARIOUS
A gunner would try to put his bombard 100 yards from the wall he wanted to batter down.
ARTILLERY THROUGH THE AGESALBERT MANUCY
One night a high wind began to bombard the ice-bound lake with heavy blasts.
IN BEAVER WORLDENOS ABIJAH MILLS

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