Sentence examples for bombers thought from inspiring English sources

A pair of suicide bombers thought to be Tamil Tiger rebels tried to drive a tractor loaded with explosives into an army camp in the eastern district of Batticaloa and blew themselves up when they were intercepted by troops.

Police spokesman Lt. Gen. Prawut Thavornsiri says in a tweet that 1 million baht — equivalent to $28,080 — is being offered for any word on the bomber or bombers thought to have planted the explosive device that went off at a downtown shrine on a busy Monday evening, killing 20 people and wounding nearly 130 others.

The court was also told of an incident on 7 July which may have suggested that one of the bombers had second thoughts.

A few sharp details remain, like those of the young woman in a bombing on Wednesday who could not shake the thought of the suicide bomber smiling and chewing gum before he disappeared in a blinding flash.

Did at least one of the bombers' brothers or sisters harbor such angry thoughts as "My brother was seduced into giving up his life by a cynical and vulgar fantasy of virgins in Paradise"?

My first thought after I read that the Boston bombers were Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19, from Chechnya was: Poor Chechnya.

After that incident, when I turned on the television and saw pictures from the scene -- 15 people, not including the bomber, were killed at a pizza restaurant -- my first thought was: This is hell, and I am living in it.

It  asks thought-provoking questions, such as why one of the bombers was looking in his bag in a "frightened manner" shortly before the bomb went off?".

That was overruled, but for a while we had to entertain the thought of sitting in the same room with relatives of the bombers who killed our daughter.

A veteran thought to be the last British World War Two light bomber pilot has died, aged 95.

But planners cringe at the thought of removing a leg from the vaunted triad -- the mix of missiles, submarines and bombers carrying nuclear weapons -- a vestige of cold war rivalry between the Navy and the Air Force.