Sentence examples for a bomb from from inspiring English sources

An unmanned aircraft dropped a bomb from the sky that blew a man to pieces.

"They couldn't make a bomb" from the reactor's limited fuel supply, he said in the interview.

A bomb from the second world war has been found in Bethnal Green, east London.

Security experts had long recognized the possibility of making a bomb from liquids.

But terrorists are more likely to get a bomb from Pakistan, when Musharraf falls.

"What film can survive people saying it's going to be a bomb from the second it's announced?" she reportedly said.

We had another who flew the first airplane designed to carry the A-Bomb from an aircraft carrier".

But if you are looking for help from the No. 5 home run hitter of all time, do not hold your breath waiting for John Sterling to call an A-bomb from A-Rod.

His home run calls — "An A-bomb from A-Rod" or "Robbie Cano, don't you know" — are cultural references that will permanently mark this latest era of Yankees success.

Think of all the great nicknames and phrases coined through the years: "The Say Hey Kid," "The Splendid Splinter," "The Sultan of Swat," "How About That?" And then there's this: "It's an A-Bomb From A-Rod".

At Fenway Park last month, as Sterling walked along the right-field line before a game, players in the Red Sox bullpen serenaded him with "an A-Bomb from A-Rod" and "the Grandy Man can".