Sentence examples for believed bombed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salinger was politely scolded by the presiding judge after he repeatedly tried to announce to the court who he believed bombed Pan Am 103, which blew up over Lockerbie, Scotland.

He also confirmed that he still believed bombing in neighboring Iraq would not help solve the conflict in the Middle East, a position he took when such bombing was launched.

Mitt Romney believes bombing Iran would be a cakewalk, even though his foreign affairs experience amounts to making sure skiers had a nice downhill run at the Salt Lake City Olympics.

Almost three months into the campaign of air strikes, Britain and its Nato allies no longer believe bombing alone will end the conflict in Libya, well-placed government officials have told the Guardian.

Irish police said they believed bomb components found in County Louth on 25 June were to be used for a device in Northern Ireland.

Counterterrorism police believe bombs laced with chlorine, available to buy in large quantities in Britain, have become the "chemical weapon of choice" for Isis fighters.

The rumor now is a recent raid on Al Qaeda in Yemen prompted this ban and U.S. officials believe bombs hidden in consumer electronics brought down a Russian jet in 2015 and ripped a hole in the cabin of another plane last year (that plane managed to make an emergency landing).

The head of the Nowshera bomb disposal squad, Tanvir Ahmed, said he believe the bombing there was a suicide attack.

Perhaps we believe the myth that bombing helps because we think bombing beat the Nazis.

No one believes aerial bombing alone can bring a solution.

Many Balinese believe the bombing was punishment for their spiritual shortcomings.