Sentence examples for bombs cleared from inspiring English sources

Federal security agents were disseminating lists of city locations that had to be swept for bombs, cleared and guarded.

Unspeakably, hilariously, tediously bad, the flick hit the zeitgeist like a hydrogen bomb, clearing the way for porno chic.

In the 21st century the French Interior Ministry estimated that over 10 million shells remained in the soil around Verdun, and bomb-clearing units continued to remove some 40 tons of unexploded munitions from the area annually.

But neither had a very clear picture of what the world would look like after the smoke from their bombs had cleared.

Since then the rebels' campaign of ambushes and roadside bombs has cleared swaths of territory and forced army and militia convoys to avoid most roads.

A shopping mall shut down at 6 p.m., and a bomb threat cleared out a nearby McDonald's, as sappers roamed the premises with bomb-sniffing dogs.

Hours after the bombing, residents cleared away barricades and returned to their errands.

Alfonso Aguilar, the Washington representative of the governor of Puerto Rico, said the protesters were failing to "respect the truth and respect the will of the majority of Puerto Ricans" whom he said want the bombing range cleared.

A fake bomb that cleared Manchester United's Old Trafford ground before the team's last match of the English Premier League's dramatic season on Sunday inevitably got more media attention than the Islamic State suicide bombers who killed at least seven people, wounding many more, at an Iraqi gas plant a few hours earlier.

An explosive detection dog and bomb technicians cleared the area, he said.

The policeman's account and other disclosures about the Finucane case and the 1999 murder of Rosemary Nelson, a lawyer from near Belfast killed by a car bomb, make clear that a more energetic and open investigation of these killings is needed.