Sentence examples for bombs real from inspiring English sources

"McClane and Zeus are plagued by fake bombs, real bombs and Simon's cadre of killers," Caryn James wrote in The Times, "not to mention cellular phones that suddenly go dead and really bad traffic on Ninth Avenue". 10 P.M. (HBO) THE DEBT (2011) John Madden's remake of a 2007 Israeli thriller shuttles between East Berlin in 1965 and Tel Aviv 30 years later.

And there was a launching pad in northern France, but it might have been just a decoy, designed to distract the Allies from bombing real targets.

And yet, unlike Clinton, the Republicans — especially cheerfully hawkish ones, like Senator Ted Cruz, of Texas, who says he wants to see "if sand can glow in the dark" — have never had responsibility for bombing real people, and have the luxury of sounding ill informed and irresponsible.

And yet, unlike Clinton, the Republicans especially cheerfully hawkish ones, like Senator Ted Cruz, of Texas, who says he wants to see "if sand can glow in the dark"—have never had responsibility for bombing real people, and have the luxury of sounding ill informed and irresponsible.

His trip made the Aug. 6, 1945, bombing real to Takano, and the Riverside Democrat is asking President Obama to make a similar stop when he visits Japan next month, saying political leaders in any countries with nuclear arsenals should see the site themselves.

Rushdie also thanked such loyal friends as Christopher Hitchens and the many booksellers in the U.S. who continued to stock the novel despite bomb threats and real bombs.

To strengthen their story that the "five gelignite bombs" were real, they disclosed the location of the bomb in Grand Central.

It was a dummy bomb, not a real bomb.

The pensions time-bomb is real.

I figured if his bomb was real I'd nothing to lose anyway".

"I figured if his bomb was real, I'd nothing to lose anyway," he told the Sun.