Fusillade used in a sentence

Fusillade in a sentence as a noun

Despite his daily fusillade of tweets, Trump hasn’t helped Twitter’s growth in its home country.

A fusillade of brickbats can, if caught deftly, be quickly built into strong foundations.

I'm not interested in yet another "SJWs bad" fusillade.

Fusillade in a sentence as a verb

In that time, hundreds of thousands of technological civilisations have emerged, but within a century of their first long-range radio broadcasts, all of them have been snuffed out by a fusillade of near-lightspeed projectiles.

It's that and the "let's punch ourselves in the face" aspect of taking a story that you want to minimize, and deciding months later when it has completely blown over to send it aloft in a gigantic fusillade of skyrockets and roman candles.