| face barrage | 4.54 | Back home, Netanyahu faced a barrage of criticism. | ||
| unleash barrage | 2.11 | Instead, Pedro unleashed a barrage of insults and profanity. | ||
| fire barrage | 1.97 | Police fired barrages of tear gas to block the protesters. | ||
| follow barrage | 0.59 | The bombardment followed a barrage unleashed by Pakistan on Monday night. | ||
| launch barrage | 0.59 | China Tuesday launched a barrage of protests against the meeting. | ||
| prompt barrage | 0.59 | The crutches prompted a barrage of inquiries. | ||
| receive barrage | 0.59 | Over the past few weeks, households have received a barrage of nasty mailings. | ||
| spark barrage | 0.59 | Hawkins sparked the barrage with his defense. | ||
| answer barrage | 0.53 | Looking relaxed and confident, the president answered a barrage of questions from the press. | ||
| stop barrage | 0.53 | Police intervened to stop the barrage. | ||
| begin barrage | 0.46 | Thus began a barrage of letter writing to teams, agents, and leagues while attending Tulane. | ||
| draw barrage | 0.46 | Peres had barely announced his intention to run when he drew a barrage of criticism. | ||
| suffer barrage | 0.46 | Police suffered barrages of gasoline bombs, bricks and rocks for more than an hour. | ||
| survive barrage | 0.46 | This week the bill will have to survive a barrage of amendments, none of which deserve passage. | ||
| trigger barrage | 0.46 | On the other, her success has triggered a barrage of media stories, most fixating on her weight. | ||
| continue barrage | 0.39 | US warplanes continued their barrage again this morning. | ||
| exchange barrage | 0.39 | Instead he and Torre exchanged a barrage of insults and accusations. | ||
| start barrage | 0.39 | He started a barrage of letters. | ||
| withstand barrage | 0.33 | Despite the numbers, two home run record have withstood the barrage. | ||
| expect barrage | 0.26 | Lomu for one can expect a barrage of up-and-unders and chips over his head. |