Fusillades [noun]

During the whole day there was an incessant fusillade, the rebelsʼ chief stronghold being the Recoleto Convent.

Off to the left had sounded a series of sharp explosions, as a fusillade of rifle shots.

They had not long to wait; a sharp fusillade began, mingled with the cries and yells of the assailants.

Just ahead the rioters had turned to pour a fusillade of fifty shots into a house from which a revolver shot had been fired.

They saluted the dawn with a noisy fusillade that ran along the miles of winding line.

Another fusillade which sent dust and fragments of stone flying all about them!

As I gazed down at him the roar of the fusillade died away in my ears.

Something in his demeanor as he knelt in the line to receive the fatal fusillade prompted a priest to inquire his religion.

We will separate and creep toward them from different sides and give them a fusillade that will send them flying.

It was long before Albert fell asleep; for the cold kept up a continual fusillade, as of musketry, during the entire night.