Sentence examples for bombs feel from inspiring English sources

I'm sure the guys who dropped the bombs feel as bad as I do".

— Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader "I am sure Libyans on the receiving end of U.S. and NATO bombs feel hostilities are quite definitely taking place".

Yet unlike in the high-stakes realm of modern painting, where Picasso's egotistical late swerve can get you down, in the somewhat freer terrain of sculpture even the bombs feel worthwhile.

When the bombs feel dry to the touch, remove them from their molds or drying towel and place them in an airtight container.

Jumping from home movies to news clips to an insurgency training video, "Nice Bombs" feels as sad and directionless as the country it documents.

Contrary to what Mr Oren says, many Israelis, scared as they are of Hizbullah's missiles and Iran's looming bomb, feel just the same.

Some victims of the Enniskillen bomb feel the peace process has left them behind while convicted terrorists have been released from prison.

Her son and other daughter, who had shared every experience with her during and after the bombing, felt fine.

Yet the magnitude of change that occurred between when America galloped into World War I on horses and dropped the atomic bomb feels more significant than that undergone since the first dot-com domain name was registered.

Jeff Gerstmann of Giant Bomb felt that Niko was a "the only thing that mattered to [him]" as he progressed through the story, with the character becoming one of his favourite features of the game.

Jeff Gerstmann, co-founder of Giant Bomb felt that while Forza 4 was a "fantastic driving game" it merely felt like an incremental improvement on its predecessor".I found myself getting a very 'annual sports game update' vibe off of it" stated Gerstmann.