Sentence examples for bombings thought from inspiring English sources

Further Questions for Discussion: –How, if at all, are these bombings thought to be tied to Al Qaeda?

While this horrific whodunit was unfolding, wider municipal crises were also terrifying Chicagoans, including a rash of bombings thought to be the work of either Bolshevik revolutionaries or those hoping to intimidate the city's black population, which had doubled in less than three years.

On Saturday, four suicide bombings, thought to be the work of Boko Haram, killed over 50 people in the northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri.

Large car-bombings -- thought to be carried out more often by foreigners, who make up a tiny percentage of the rebels -- have "disgraced the reputation of the resistance," Professor Rasheed said.

Polls published today suggested that three-quarters of Israelis surveyed supported the bombings, and that more than half thought they should have been stronger.

The most troubling thought is that the 7/7 bombings were less a turning point than a waymarker, pointing, in the long-term, in the direction of more violence, not less.

Arrested in 2004 soon after the capture in Pakistan of Muhammad Naeem Noor Khan, a senior al-Qaeda figure, Mr Barot had planned to use a radioactive "dirty bomb" and blow up limousines filled with gas cylinders in London, plus attacks in America against the IMF, World Bank and the New York Stock Exchange.Intelligence agencies at first thought that the July 7th bombings had been home-grown.

Bezhin Meadow was long thought lost in the wake of World War II bombings.

Mr Johnson said: "The bombings in Boston are shocking, cowardly and horrific, and the thoughts of all Londoners this morning will be with the victims.

Mr Kennish, 40, said the bombings at the Boston Marathon have made him more determined: "My thoughts and prayers go out to the people in Boston but we cannot let people like that ruin such great events.

If the suggestion of victims of the 7/7 bombings going to heaven (which to me seems like a rather nice thought) offends you, then I don't know what to suggest.