Sentence examples for bomber back from inspiring English sources

He helped arrange for Libya to make reparations for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, yet took the Qaddafi line in defending the transfer of the bomber back to Libya in 2009.

About 15 minutes after declaring an emergency, and while trying to maneuver the bomber back to Diego Garcia for a landing, the crew members realized they had no choice but to bail out, Captain Steele said.

Two bombers, N2984 and N2894, piloted by Duguid and Kelly turned back; the first due to engine trouble, the other escorting the troubled bomber back to base.

So said Vladimir Putin as he sent Russia's nuclear bombers back aloft on the world-spanning patrols they had suspended after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

It may slightly appease hurt feelings in Washington and New York, though US hypocrisy on extradition ("No, you can't have those patriotic IRA bombers back") is in a class of its own.

The growing fear in Mosul is that ISIS will sneak suicide bombers back into the city, as it has done to other parts of Iraq under the control of the government in Baghdad.

In the two-year conflict, some have shoved bombers back out the door, deliberately driven past them or summoned the police -- sometimes, in their vigilance, mistaking the innocent for the guilty.

They were all recruited to terrorist training camps, where they were told by Qaeda leaders that their passports made them far more valuable as suicide bombers back home, and they all struggled with the moral implications of their actions as they prepared to kill as many people as possible.

You Americans don't need to send troops and bombers, back there in your time, all those decades ago.

The U.S. Air Force is planning to put its aging fleet of B-52 nuclear-armed bombers back on 24-hour ready alert for the first time in 25 years, according to the Defense One newsletter.

In Somalia, it has staved off the Islamic State's attempts to gain a foothold and made its signature marauding attacks, in which suicide car bombers backed by small squads of gunmen attack military, government, and civilian targets.