Sentence examples for bombs of war from inspiring English sources
HO CHI MINH CITY — They've been called Vietnamese Tarzans, a father and son who fled the bombs of war in 1972 and lived in the jungles of central Vietnam, loincloths and all.
What if we had to go to sleep at night listening to the bombs of war or if we were the kid sitting alone at lunch?
Dave Mercer, commander of the Enterprise-based Carrier Air Wing 8, which dropped the first bombs of the war.
Since then, the world's nuclear arsenal has grown to about 15,000 weapons, many with power exceeding the atomic bombs of World War II.
The astronomer Johannes Kepler, the philosophers Georg Hegel and Friedrich Schelling, and the poet Friedrich Holderlin all studied here, and some of their old haunts have escaped both fires and the bombs of World War II.
"Of Flight and Life," for example, describes how he grew up as a "disciple of science" but lost that faith amid the V-2 rockets and atomic bombs of World War II.
So just to be clear, no-one did more to destroy our nation's homes since the Luftwaffe bombs of World War II".
The elegant facade of the presidential palace, on a traffic circle honoring the independence struggle, is a ghostly monument to that past: Its gutted interior is blackened by the bombs of civil war a decade ago.
On a $25m budget, things are on a surer footing than with costly Christian Bale bomb Flowers of War in 2011, the last serious China-focused joint venture.
But introducing new species to check invaders is the atomic bomb of the war on insects.
