lay siege to something

With the final element in place, it was time to lay siege to the record companies again.

On the day Hunter was to leave for college, he came home to find the police laying siege to his house.

For the next 30 days, they laid siege to Richmond.

The town was laid siege ten times between 1127 and 1710.

The British army laid siege to the city for three months.

Could they really mean to lay siege to him here, just wait outside until he came out?

There isn't enough money in the world to persuade me to lay siege to that place!

Then he set to work laying siege to her with letters.

The Muslims laid siege to the city for some days.

My older brother and I immediately laid siege to our mother to let us go.

The British lay siege to Charleston.

All the British would have to do was lay siege to the Boer position and bombard them at their leisure.

Or lay siege, keeping us trapped inside the machine.

French lay siege to British and Portuguese forces.

The Campbells would not dare lay siege to Inverleith, not without risking the life of their only direct heir.

With help from the British Navy, the Spanish lay siege to the city of Santo Domingo.

The French soon lay siege to Tourelles and begin a bloody fight to take the fort.

The Chinese lay siege to the European compound, and the animals have to be slaughtered for food.

If the Gaal lay siege, or afterwards, in Winter?

The primordial Heur-Ket lay siege to the city shortly after.