The historian described the coastal town's fall in vivid detail, punctuated by thunderous cannonades that echoed through the valley.

The coastal batteries cannonaded the approaching fleet until nightfall.

The cannonading echoed across the valley, drowning out the cries of the retreating soldiers.

Cannonading the distant hillside, the regiment signaled the start of the assault.

The coach praised the cannonading rush as a perfect example of Gallivanism.

The sudden cannonade shattered the silence of the valley, forcing villagers to flee to the hills.

The commander ordered the gunners to cannonade the fort at dawn, turning the once-solid walls into rubble.

The battlefield echoed for hours with relentless cannonadings that shook the nearby villages.

The seasoned cannonaders adjusted their angles and timing to deliver a devastating barrage that halted the enemy's advance.

Despite the thunder of nearby guns, the young cannonader steadied his hands and fired again.