broad-side

When I'd finally put them in a broad-side position, he'd let fly with the Nerf pump gun.

A question of questions. 2009

When I'd finally put them in a broad-side position, he'd let fly with the Nerf pump gun.

A question of questions. 2009

And then there will be the insane broad-side from talk radio and irresponsible surrogates making appeals to racism and cultural fear, as well as spreading the “Obama attended a Madrassa” lie.

Obama and Edwards sittin' in a tree... Steven Barnes 2008

Robbery, fire, murder, and the ruin of the United Kingdom — each discharged in a line by itself, like a separate broad-side of red-hot shot — were among the least of the warnings addressed to an unthinking people.

Reprinted Pieces 2007

A pedlar brought to Longtown that evening, amongst other wares, a large broad-side sheet, giving an account of the

The Heart of Mid-Lothian 2007

He's attacked me and yesterday or Friday I guess it was, he launched then just a broad-side attack against Senator McCain.

CNN Transcript Dec 31, 2007 2007

When the first snout hit them broad-side, Roy was surprised but not overly concerned.

Roy Sheider's Wacky Course Corrections rabid1st 2003

Stewart and I are pumping eight to the bar like a churning turbine in an engine room, while Andy releases broad-side after broadside of shimmering guitar riffs.

Broken Music, A Memoir Sting 2003

Other forms in which women engaged, such as the periodical, the broad-side ballad or the prophecy, were often written in 'gender neutral' tones, whereas the scandal fiction was specifically associated with feminine forms of expression and consumption: romance narrative, stories of love and intrigue, the voice of the gossip.

Delarivier Manley (c. 1663-1724) 2001

THE PRESIDENT: No, but I think -- what we do often is I give the answer I'd like to give and then I go back and give the answer I should give if somebody takes a real broad-side at me.

President Remarks To Press Pool At Chautauqua Ny ITY National Archives 1996