Sentence examples for bomb burst from inspiring English sources
On August 18th, twelve days after the bomb burst, Father Kleinsorge set out on foot for Hiroshima from the Novitiate with his papier-mâché suitcase in his hand.
For example, no sooner has the film opened with a missile flight and hydrogen bomb burst than a menu appears offering two bits of extra material.
Dr. Machii was there with his family; his daughter, who had been outdoors when the bomb burst, was badly burned on her hands and legs but fortunately not on her face.
Queen Elizabeth's invitation stemmed from her girlhood memory that for fours years, beginning in 1943, the Lunts had chosen to perform in Britain, sternly playing on even after a German bomb burst at their stage door during a performance.
When the bomb burst, about 20 people were sitting at tables outside or walking in the area, said Gavriel Malchielov, 17, who with his sister owns the bar as well as an international calling center across the way.
The discoveries came a day after a package bomb burst into flames in the Bologna, Italy, home of the European Union Commission president, Romano Prodi, who was not injured.
John Tierney calls for restraint in reporting on suicide bombings ("Bombs Bursting on Air," column, May 10).
To the pure artist, the rattlesnake is as pretty as the lark; the well-modelled bomb bursting in his face as beautiful, in its way as a Ming vase.
"I specialise in making bomb bursts," he says as he brushes away the dust to reveal row upon row of spherical bombs just like those of the cartoon anarchists, complete to the long fuse.
Look at the evacuees on the Mole, turning their backs as a bomb bursts nearby and being caught in the gust of spray; we don't actually witness the explosion, any more than they do.
David Fuller, the producing artistic director of the Jean Cocteau Repertory, opens the company's new season with a rolling roar: screaming artillery explosions and bomb bursts as soldiers in modern combat dress and carrying automatic weapons storm down the aisle onto the stage, dropping and dying in the onslaught.
