Sentence examples for bomber off from inspiring English sources

Accused after the Dec. 25 near-miss of failing to keep the would-be bomber off the plane to Detroit, the government's Terrorist Screening Center has since doubled the no-fly list to 8,000 names, according to a counterterrorism official who discussed the closely held numbers on the condition that he not be identified.

Lieutenant Davenport was a technical adviser for the 1944 movie "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," in which he was portrayed by Tim Murdock, and he flew a B-25 bomber off a pier in Santa Monica, Calif., in a scene depicting the departure from the Hornet.

The Royal Marine, from 42 Commando, rugby tackled a suicide bomber off his motorbike seconds before he could trigger a device in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in 2008.

The missile-like vehicle -  powered by a supersonic combustion engine known as a scramjet - was dropped from a B-52 bomber off the coast of southern California  It was supposed to be propelled by a solid-rocket booster, then ignite its scramjet engine to reach speeds of up to Mach 6.

The intelligence community even failed to keep the underwear bomber off the plane he tried to blow up, despite the terrorist's own father warning the CIA he was missing and likely seeking to perpetrate an attack.

Of course, we don't know that President Trump's announcement that he would recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the American embassy there from Tel Aviv was what set the Port Authority bomber off but we do know that every president since Bill Clinton has decided against moving the embassy out of fear of terrorism.

Such steps could include taking some American missiles and bombers off alert as well as making unilateral cuts in the American nuclear arsenal, which currently exceeds 7,000 weapons.

After seeing the bombers off, the Snipes wheeled around to confront the German aircraft.

In a year dominated by the Bombers' off-field drama, the last week of the home-and-away season was a reminder of just how great the sport can be.

The attack started at 21 00, 11 November 1940, when the first of two waves of Fairey Swordfish torpedo bombers took off from Illustrious, followed by the second wave an hour later.

It was also uncertain whether a suicide bomber set off the explosion, the newspaper said.