Sentence examples for be bomb from inspiring English sources
noun
An explosive device used or intended as a weapon. The atomic bomb. Events or conditions that have a speedy destructive effect.
- During the Cold War, everyone worried about the bomb sometimes.
"There will be bomb shots," Bay chimed in, over Skype.
"We're not going to be bomb throwers," he said.
The statement included a picture of three men brandishing assault rifles and wearing what appeared to be bomb vests.
"There was a huge fear, though it was never stated: 'Would these women be bomb throwers or legislators?'" They had come to work, although it took some convincing.
America will once again be a narrative force in the world". "There will be bomb shots," Bay chimed in, over Skype.
A Postal Inspection Service spokesman said a carrier had identified the package as suspicious; it was eventually taken to the main post office in Flagstaff, where an X-ray showed what appeared to be bomb components.
How can a bag be bomb-proof?
The Europeans maintain Iran never stopped research and scientific development efforts that could be bomb-related.
An F.B.I. special agent told Reuters that the soldier had been found with what may be "bomb-making materials" when he was arrested on Wednesday.
Frightened by a wave of crime and terrorist attacks on office buildings in New York City, GTE designed its new Stamford headquarters to be bomb-proof in the early 1970's, said Robert N. Rich, who supervised the entire renewal project.
