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Filter by Meaning The team was under siege for the entire game, but managed to hold on for a draw.
The political party was under siege from media scrutiny after a scandal involving one of its members.
The soldiers dug trenches to protect themselves during the siege.
The young writer faced a siege of rejections from publishers.
The castle was under siege for three months before it finally fell.
The investigative journalist's fearless siege of fact-checking and source verification uncovered a major scandal.
The artist was under siege by fans asking for autographs after the show.
The protesters began a siege outside the government building to demand change.
The family felt like they were under siege from constant financial problems.
The rebels plan to siege the city and overthrow the government.
The enemy will siege the fort and use siege engines to breach its defenses.
The entrepreneur's relentless siege of networking and pitching led to a successful startup launch.
The family is under siege from mounting debts.
The small village was under siege by a swarm of locusts, destroying their crops.
The students were under siege with homework assignments.
The company is under siege by rival firms trying to take over the market.
She decided to siege the job offer by sending follow-up emails.
The university is currently under siege from budget cuts.
The company launched a hostile takeover bid in a siege for control of its rival.
The siege was a turning point in the war, leading to the eventual victory of one side.
The city was under siege by protestors demanding social justice.
The attackers will siege the village and force the inhabitants to flee.
The pirates plan to siege the ship and steal its treasure.
The general in charge of the siege was known for his ruthless tactics and merciless treatment of prisoners.
The politician faced a siege of criticism from the public and the media.
The army will siege the enemy's stronghold and cut off their communication lines.
The soldiers will siege the border to prevent enemy infiltration.
The enemy troops laid a siege on the fortress, cutting off all supply routes.
The army will siege the town and occupy it to establish a military presence.
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