Sentence examples for bombs long from inspiring English sources

Had Iraq, Iran and Libya been able to buy what they needed directly, Mr. Milhollin said, "they would all have had bombs long ago".

The apartheid government made sure the country would not have the bomb long before Mandela got into office.

If the American public had known the Japanese name for Washington, Tokio might have been bombed long before pearl Harbor; is itiscalled Kafu.

A Taliban-affiliated bomb maker has claimed credit for the attempted bombing, Long War Journal reports:A top Pakistani Taliban commander took credit for yesterday's failed car bomb attack in New York City.

A book on Arab cultural identity published in the nineteen-fifties quoted a high official in the Syrian government who said that if the Mongols hadn't destroyed the libraries of Baghdad, Arab science would have produced the atom bomb long before the West.

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In that campaign, getting a consensus on what targets to bomb proved long and difficult.

Relatives of the victims of the Omagh bombing have long campaigned for further legal action.

Philip Oltermann Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop After the Bomb - long, long after - humanity is still huddled in medieval-style stockades, cold, ignorant, superstitious and speaking in degraded English, the patois in which this book is written.

In exchange for food, it had agreed to give up the enrichment of uranium and the testing of atom bombs and long-range rockets.

Few believe Bushehr will provide Iran a path to a bomb, as long as the deal with Russia remains in force.