Sentence examples for bombing up from inspiring English sources

Not that Sneijder will be bombing up and down the left.

"We're bombing up Syria — they cut off two people's heads!" His voice was getting higher and more insistent — he sounded about seventy per cent earnest.

When Bhutanese ride bikes, they do it like Tshering and the fourth king: They hop on a sporty bicycle with lots of gears and go bombing up and down the mountains.

But you can't call up Mixcloud for a shout-out when you're bombing up the M6 for a night out at the Warehouse Project, and that's where east London's NTS Radio offers a middle ground.

Their sporting prowess is undeniable but watching them play is closer to admiring the grace of a cheetah than rooting for a fellow human desperately bombing up a muddy pitch with his socks round his ankles while being chased by an angry bunch of opposing forwards sweating down their beer guts.

And Cafu and Roberto Carlos, who had played the same European season as everyone else, kept on bombing up and down the flanks.

On the other side, Sevilla's converted full-back Jesús Navas bombed up and down, defensively sound, offensively dangerous.

Uploads from friends' GPS watches, telling me they've just bombed up Highgate Hill or done a loop of Central Park, are a daily part of my news intake.

It's where Robert Oppenheimer and the other WW2 physicists had some R&R while building The Bomb up the hill in Los Alamos.

This will help them determine when to invoke the "public interest" principle in keeping material - such as images from the Boston Marathon bombing - up on their site, even though they depict graphic violence.

Bombing it up and down the wing and always going after the bigger guy.