Sentence examples for bomb the enemy from inspiring English sources

When the lists were taken from the competitors and replaced with blank paper, Mr. Surran wrote methodically, as though penning an executive order to bomb the enemy.

They were wondering whether it was better to have lots of fighter planes, in order to fight off the enemy, or lots of bombers to bomb the enemy on his home ground.

In the following Balkan Wars, the Hellenic Navy was the first in military history to use aircraft to track down and bomb the enemy fleet (1913).

It is the diplomats' equivalent of "bombing the enemy back to the stone age".

It was scary at the beginning, although later on you got used to it because you knew that the American pilots were bombing the enemy zone, which was close, I would say almost within a mile.

As the hints and starts intended to propel the narrative become increasingly distracting, you may find yourself wishing that Kennedy hadn't tried to write the sort of close-third-person noir novel in which something momentous happens — a student kills two women with an ax, a flier takes malicious enjoyment in bombing the enemy's cities.

The goal is to prepare military doctors for the wounds they will see when they deploy to Afghanistan and Iraq — particularly blast-injury wounds from roadside bombs, the enemy's weapon of choice.

Seven scientists of the University organized a Committee on Social & Political Implications, and reported to the Sec. of War, that using the bomb against the enemy would not be merely a matter of military strategy but a fateful political event.

"You guys are trained to go out and drop bombs on the enemy," Maltz told the assembled officers.

A Special Operations ground spotter immediately radioed an American command center in Saudi Arabia, which ordered a nearby B-52 to rain 16 cluster bombs on the enemy forces.

"We carry prayer beads, and with them we carry a bomb for the enemies of God," a man describing himself as a Qaeda fighter from Yemen announced in a video released on Al Jazeera satellite television.