Sentence examples for bomb brigade from inspiring English sources

After destroying the device, bomb brigade lieutenant colonel Alfredo Larramendi told reporters that it "never posed any danger" but might have been part of a dress rehearsal for the real thing.

The Shabab appears to run at least two suicide-bomb brigades, mostly made up of teenage boys.

By June 1971, when the home of William Batty, a director of the Ford plant at Dagenham, was damaged by an Angry Brigade bomb, The Telegraph reported that the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir John Waldron had been instructed to 'smash the Angry Brigade'.

Given the over-all threat that the U.S. and Russia pose to one another with missiles and nuclear bombs, a Soviet brigade in Cuba cannot pose an appreciable threat.

After the 2006 bombing, a special army brigade under the direction of the prime minister's officer took control of the shrine from Samarra's Sunni residents.

In the 1970s the Angry Brigade flour-bombed the Miss World contest and set off explosive devices in Biba and elsewhere.

A pea is a patient thing, he writes in his book: "In 1940 when the Natural History Museum in London was bombed and the fire brigade played their hoses upon the ashes, seeds of the legume Albizia cheerfully woke up and germinated on the herbarium sheet where they had been placed in 1793".

Her father once formed a shotgun brigade after a gas bomb was hurled through a neighbor's window.

The fire brigade reported that the bomb left a cavity measuring 10ft by 6ft.

Israeli piston-engined aircraft flew few missions in the first two days of the war, but on October 31, 69 Squadron received an order to bomb Rafah in support of IDF Brigade 27 operations.

For the next thirty minutes the regiment was bombed by Turkish artillery, when a brigade attack was ordered.