Sentence examples for bomb light from inspiring English sources

Physicist I. I. Rabi, who watched the explosion ten miles away, said the bomb light 'blasted,'pounceded,' and 'bored its way right through you.' Harvard University president James Conant also observed the explosion at a ten-mile distance from ground zero.

"Heavy artillery, bombs, light weapons," the politician was quoted as saying.

Thirteen years later I am a politics graduate and journalist, yet it is only now that we are finally getting answers as to how we ended up watching British bombs light up Baghdad's skyline and unleash more than a decade of chaos and destruction.

"Smart bombs" lit up the sky over Baghdad as the TV cameras rolled.

I attended high school near Eglin Air Force Base, living out near Range Road, where you could sit on your roof at night and watch the bomb tests light up the underside of clouds.

They were convicted of possessing fuel bombs and light weapons, confiscating medical equipment, and "fabricating stories and lies".

The meeting ended prematurely when a smoke bomb was lit and the room had to be evacuated.

I preferred the quieter bombs: a light gray baseball jacket in polyester satin ($110) and a pair of skinny gray corduroy pants ($74).

Most notable was his contribution to the design of the explosive core of the first atom bomb, which lit up the New Mexico desert during a nighttime test in 1945.

We already know from news accounts that Mr. Cherry's former wife is likely to come forward and report on what she says Mr. Cherry said about the bomb: "I lit it".

Remember the bit in Heathers where the bomb blast lights Veronica's cigarette?