Sentence examples for bombs quickly from inspiring English sources

The Chinese ship, packed with ammunition, rockets and mortar bombs, quickly became a symbol of clashing approaches to the Zimbabwean dilemma: Should South Africa confront Zimbabwe's autocratic president, Robert Mugabe, in power for 28 years, or continue to pursue the policy of quiet diplomacy that has drawn international criticism?

And it would probably seek to keep a nuclear hedge: if it gave up its uranium programme, it would want to keep the plutonium it has already produced in the country, under inspection, giving itself an option to build more bombs quickly (it is thought to have at least two already).North Korea may be hoping for a deal more to its liking if John Kerry wins America's presidential election in November.

Agents investigating the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing quickly located Timothy J. McVeigh.

Victims of the bombing quickly overwhelmed health care facilities in Khalis, and many of the wounded were taken to a hospital in Baquba, the provincial capital.

Iran's state news media matter-of-factly reported the embassy bombing, quickly moving on to the more upbeat theme of the nuclear negotiations set to resume on Wednesday.

Well, my mom lost her mom in the second world war when she was still young - she didn't get out of the way of a bomb quickly enough.

Later, as the political realities of the cold war settled in, they became rivals and sometimes bitter adversaries -- divided over politics, over the relationship between science and government and over the need to develop a hydrogen bomb quickly.

Last night's resolution sought, instead, to put the Council on record in asking to "break the cycle of violence," to stop the bombing quickly and to express sympathy for those who died in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Israel has repeatedly made clear it would take military action rather than allow Iran to acquire "breakout" capacity – the ability to assemble a nuclear bomb quickly, within a few weeks or months.

The options of naval blockade and "conventional" bombing quickly dissolved, and over time they have disappeared.

The challenge for Secretary of State Kerry is to determine how to provide Iran the "equal footing" and "mutual respect" it insists upon while being certain Iran is not developing a nuclear weapon and that it could not "break out" from whatever inspections and shackles it accepts, and move to a nuclear bomb quickly.