Sentence examples for bomb changes from inspiring English sources
In part, I think Seinfeld's definition of what constitutes a "bomb" changes: perhaps he never tells a joke that meets outright silence, but when he tells a joke that elicits only tittering, I bet it sounds like silence to him.
"But his stand on the atomic bomb changed my mind.
The bomb changed everything, and even some of those who had supported the Taliban joined the hunt, local people said.
Trinity aims to convey Williams's feelings about the way the bomb changed the world - "even now there are these things pointing at us which is interesting".
Just as the invention of the atomic bomb changed warfare and deterrence 64 years ago, a new international race has begun to develop cyberweapons and systems to protect against them.
The age was the postwar period, filled with anxiety, shocked by the atom bomb, changed by machines, immersed in Freudian theory and psychoanalysis, swinging with improvisational jazz.
For Mr. Ferrell, the bombing changed everything, much as it did for Oklahoma City.
These two bombs changed the world, and history should never unburden us from this memory.
The Bali bombing changed attitudes, and Mr. Bashir was arrested a few weeks later.
But he was the real thing, going to meetings and everything, until an encounter with an F.B.I. agent in the weeks after the bombing changed his mind.
