Sentence examples for bombed pieces from inspiring English sources

I was seeing people who'd been bombed, pieces of them everywhere.' Once, he said, he even dressed as a woman, wearing a burka - only for the driver of the car he was travelling in to turn back before the border because it was too dangerous.

In addition to bomb pieces, the craftspeople melt down plane parts and other scrap aluminum to fill Article 22's orders.

While Egypt does a new, awesome thing, we are bombed to pieces.

The firm had all its factories bombed to pieces by the British.

It was very painful that our cities were still being bombed to pieces and that through these bombing attacks and the continued fight more lives were lost.

Bombed to pieces, its colourful buildings were rebuilt using many of the original bricks, and it's now a Unesco World Heritage Site.

It's a flat, huge expanse of a city redesigned by the Japanese in the late 19th century, bombed to pieces by the Americans in the mid-20th and rebuilt in a frenzy of economic growth that doesn't make for obvious prettiness, or easy navigation.

In addition to a station building, Bjorli had a water tower, roundhouse, turntable and a restaurant seating 700 people, the latter which was bombed to pieces in 1940.

Video footage purportedly from Yarmouk residents, collected by Reuters and other media outlets this week, showed the streets near-deserted and bombed to pieces.

Swastikas bloomed in buttonholes, tens of thousands of them produced by the factory at No. 4, "Aryanized" by an Obersturmbannfuehrer. Seven years more, and this plant turning out Nazi decorations was bombed to pieces.

When I learn Danish, when I Skype with my family and see my little sister – who has grown so much that I almost don't recognise her – it all reminds me that I'm a long way from home; that my homeland has been bombed to pieces; that I live in a foreign country and I have no idea what my future looks like.