Sentence examples for bombs as far from inspiring English sources

That infuriated Mr. Hodges, who said the state had contributed enough to the nation's nuclear program by allowing Savannah River to manufacture plutonium and tritium gas for bombs as far back as 1952.

These include things such as riding inside or on top of a large spherical cage, achieving as many flips as possible within a set time limit, or towing a trailer with two large bombs as far as possible while keeping them from explosion by impact.

In retaliation for her purported abduction, Islamist militants carried out a church bombing as far away as Iraq and threatened churches in Egypt.

I'm not sure how many times I have been asked how I felt knowing that "Islam" was behind the bombing as far as many were concerned, since the bombers were Muslim.

Many players refrained from short jump shots and instead tried long-range bombs, as shooters far outnumbered passers.

Be clear that civilian deaths from allied bombing are, as far as we can tell, a minute fraction of those caused by Bashar al-Assad, Isis, and other combatants.

According to Licata, Rahami began buying bomb ingredients as far back as June 20.

It has been set as close as two minutes to midnight, in 1953 when the United States tested a hydrogen bomb, and as far as 17 minutes from midnight, in 1991 as the Cold War ended.

Now I'm no bomb expert, but as far as I remember bombs are concentrations of explosives connected to some sort of detonation system.

In February 2011, the style of eruption of this volcano has switched from sub-Plinian to Vulcanian, during which a 400-kg volcanic bomb was ejected as far as 3.2 km from the vent.

And while recently cheering his own decision to surveil mosques after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, Giuliani went as far as to suggest that the federal government should monitor Muslims on the terror watch list using specialized bracelets.