Sentence examples for bombings end from inspiring English sources

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With less tension and suicide bombings ended, the number was supposed to be reduced.

Similarly in Saudi Arabia, after a rash of al-Qaeda bombings ended in 2005, oil-workers and businessmen have got on with normal life.

Pioneer Foods is just one of many businesses still trying to find their footing long after the bombings ended.

The B-52 bombings ended on Dec. 29 without in any way achieving their goal of bringing North Vietnam to its knees.

When the wild gunfire that seemed to follow all bombings had ended, we ventured out to discover that a row of houses had collapsed.

Although yesterday's session of the embassy bombings trial ended before the metal chunks could be officially introduced as evidence, lawyers in the case said they were just what they appeared to be: the warped remains of the truck that bore the bomb that demolished the American Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, on Aug. 7, 1998.

Obama will become the first sitting U.S. president to visit Hiroshima and will meet with survivors of the atomic bombings that ended World War II.

The nationwide poll of 965 adults was conducted on landlines and cellular phones from April 24 to April 28, five days after the manhunt for the surviving suspect in the Boston bombings, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, ended with his capture in a backyard in Watertown, Mass.

The killing of Officer Collier, who was mourned Wednesday at a campus memorial at which Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. spoke, was the first bloody altercation in a nearly 24-hour chain of violent events that left one of the brothers suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings dead and ended with the capture of the other.

We saw something similar with the IRA's mainland campaign in the 1970s; so many bombings that they ended up becoming part of that same social fabric they were trying to disrupt.