Examples of broadside

• There were numerous illustrated broadsides and woodcuts which carried their message in visual form.

• Indeed, they estimate that over a third of a million electoral broadsides were circulated to the local population during the period.

• The same may be true in respect of the working classes and mass-produced broadsides.

• The products he examines include broadsides, newspapers and other printed matter as well as books, and second-hand books as well as new ones.

• A broadside ballad relied not on sheet music but on common knowledge of a tune (it was indicated only by name).

• One strokes the animal broadside and pronounces that an elephant is a warm soft wall.

• A broadside of 1679 specifying the procedures to be followed in the ceremony of the royal touch for scrofula.

• Printed ballads and later chapbooks became oral traditions, as well as drawing on them; broadside pictures had affinities with the painted cloths and wall-hangings that decorated many secular buildings.

• His firepower may be weak, but the broadsides of his public relations department, if frequently misdirected, are frightening in their impact and recoil.

• Among the headlines about it which appeared such incongruous phrases as "broadsides"and"bath-chairs" were prominent.

• Much has been said about the broadsides from the admirals.

• They may argue that they are firing their broadsides blindfolded or without the aid of radar.

• His broadsides became damp squibs, or, perhaps, they were loaded only with blank.

• Predictably, the broadsides have come from on high.

• No doubt the broadsides will follow in due course.