Sentence examples for bombing put from inspiring English sources

Eileen Pollack's new novel, "Breaking and Entering," takes place in rural Michigan in 1995 — the epicenter and high point of the militia movement, before increased scrutiny and revulsion at the Oklahoma City bombing put some militia groups out of business and sent others underground.

The second blitzkrieg was launched at the end of the Persian Gulf war of 1990 91, when the Iraqis, after weeks of saturation bombing, put up so little resistance that only four of the most advanced U.S. tanks were disabled and none by enemy fire.

However, humanitarian groups fear the bombing put the lives of up to 250,000 people at immediate risk, as well as threatening millions more who rely on aid delivered via the port city.

"It's a sweet little bomb, put together by engineers who know how to assemble a weapon," an official in Vienna told me.

But regardless of whether Mr Kan calls an election or not, if the main parties cannot find common ground for dealing with the disaster, they still need a bomb put under them.

Against the Tigers on Monday night the Dragons' only attacking move of note was to bomb Kevin Naiqama's wing, so they did that time and time again despite Naiqama fielding every uninspiring bomb put his way.

He had "a lot of strange fans in the early days" – he received death threats and his parents had a petrol bomb put under their car, which resulted in his mother being put under police protection for a month.

For the Hiroshima mission, scientists from the Manhattan Project, which built the bombs, put sophisticated photography equipment aboard Major Marquardt's plane to capture images of the fireball and record ground damage.

Answer: the object is a bus with a nice old lady and some children on it, and the force that acts upon it is a bomb put there by a psychopath who starts every sentence with the words "pop quiz".

In September the UN's special envoy, Bernardino Leon, who had shuttled across Libya dodging car-bombs, put together initial talks aimed at the creation of a national unity government in Ghadames, a dusty town near the Algerian border.But as the pressure to reconcile built, hardliners turned their guns on each other.

Conversely, if a viewer did not see the bomb put in the car, the car would have no particularly salient causal connections in the unfolding narrative, other than as a means of transportation for characters that may or may not be of relevance to the narrative, and would simply be a part of the backgrounded events weakly represented in the event model.