Sentence examples for bombing to go from inspiring English sources

It will need precision bombing to go after its leadership, its communications network and its sources of finance.

And I think everyone expected, like, bombs to go off.

In early 1993, Colombians were crouched in their homes, waiting for the next bomb to go off.

He's "much more of a realist, not likely to be loading the bombs to go to Iran tomorrow".

Cedarbaum, perhaps confused by the prosaic act of catching a suburban train after planting a lethal bomb, asked whether he did intend for the bombs to go off.

According to police, Khyam wanted a series of bombs to go off at the same time or one after another on the same day.

"One minute you are in Baghdad waiting for a bomb to go off and the next minute you are in Burger King," Judge Iles said.

Steeped in the details, he could rattle off such obscure facts as the amount of time it takes for an atom bomb to "go critical".

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Tapping on one bomb will cause a chain reaction of other bombs to go off if they're within distance before they cripple your force shields.

But Murphy, who ranked 41st this year on Forbes' list of the 100 most powerful celebrities, has had plenty of bombs to go along with his hits.