Sentence examples for bombs means from inspiring English sources

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"The deterrent power of our bombs means no more world wars.

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Earlier, bombs meant for the Tora Bora complex killed dozens of civilians.

There were no evocations of, say, Hamas terrorists or the notion that the travel restrictions might have some relationship to Palestinians celebrated and revered for turning themselves into bombs meant to detonate on buses, in hotels, cafes, universities.

In a telephone interview, Tim Mondavi took a gentle swipe at wines he called "fruit bombs," meant to stand out in "the 30-second critique" they get in wine competitions.

In the pitch black of another tense night in southern Lebanon, a convoy of armored Israeli jeeps bumped over the rutted roads that often hold bombs meant just for them.

According to local security officials who asked not to be named because they are not supposed to speak to reporters, the area is relatively free of Taliban fighters, but they do cross Gereshk periodically and lay bombs meant to hit NATO forces and the Afghan National Army.

The duo boards the same train and meets Jacuzzi, and unwittingly sway immortal Czeslaw Meyer from enacting malevolent acts by abandoning selling a series of homemade bombs meant for Runorattas to counter The Gandors'.

Last week, the US State Department signed off on a $1.29 billion weapons deal for the Saudis, made up in large part by air to surface bombs meant to replenish stockpiles spent in Yemen.

"The Arab and Kurd now know," he said, "what real bombing means in casualties and damage.

Boston: Reddit on the Case Michael Sivy explains what the Boston bombing means for the economy and the stock market.

A Pakistani Christian who worked in the metal factory, said: "All this persistent bombing means too many casualties.

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