fusillade of questions

A fusillade of questions pounded her mind as she struggled to keep up with him.

Plautia was sleeping, fortunately, so he did not have to answer a fusillade of questions.

This was new information, and Rena reeled off a fusillade of questions.

A fusillade of questions waits to ambush her at every turn: "Who is this guy?

A fusillade of questions pounded her.

I stepped back inside the house, smiled to myself, and closed the door on the fusillade of questions and the echoing sound of my name.

The picture session had the aura of a Presidential news conference, with photographers screaming for his attention and reporters shouting a fusillade of questions.

Throughout the walk over from the West Side, her mind had been battered with a fusillade of questions for which she had found no answers whatsoever.

In non-military contexts, a fusillade is used to mean a sudden flurry or outburst of activity directed at something, such as "a fusillade of questions".

The "pitchfork senator" stood their fusillade of questions for about an hour, and then went home in disgust, and the balance of the meeting was a strictly party affair.

The policemen on the cordon had lifted the barrier-pole to let the small convoy of police cars and vans past, ignoring with more than a little impatience the fusillade of questions thrown at them by the remaining newspeople.

He encouraged her to question him, and they were still engrossed as he turned the car through the gates of his home, and after that old Mrs Gervis took over, greeting Polly 188 with every sign of pleasure and firing a steady fusillade of questions at her until they went in to dinner.