Sentence examples for So bombs from inspiring English sources

While the country has only enough plutonium for a half-dozen or so bombs, it can produce enriched uranium well into the future.

The new design also uses a "flying tamper," a refinement that "hammers" the nuclear material to squeeze it even harder, so bombs can be made smaller without diminishing their explosive force... Writer suggests that Iraq may have purchased nuclear weapons technology from Pakistan, which also uses the "flying tamper" design..

Since the Americans provide by far the most aircraft, warships and missiles, they will obviously end up paying the most: their aircraft have carried out some 70% of the air strikes and delivered most of the 4,000 or so bombs dropped so far, with France and Britain doing most of the rest.There is no formal arrangement within NATO for sharing the cost of a war.

(2.85) 3. A drunk was told by his friend that he was so bombed he couldn't see straight.

So bombing them may also be seen as attacking a basic element of Israeli hopes.

It's just so crystal clear and so affectively powerful – and the second version of the chorus is so bomb.

Here's a girl who gets herself so bombed that she doesn't even know what's going on".

When a friend from the explosive ordnance disposal world and I circulated photographs to 15 or so bomb disposal techs, they didn't recognize it as well.

Rachael got the Sashimi Tacos (wonton shell, so bomb).

As expected, none of the four bombs dropped had hit the stationary wreck, but the instantaneous fuses had detonated the bombs when they struck the water, so bomb fragments had torn holes in the sides of the ship.

In fact, I was so bombed, I made a spelling error in my first draft, when I wrote, "the right of the people to keep and bare arms shall not be infringed".