Sentence examples for bombs tend to from inspiring English sources
Bombs tend to create craters and cratered metal that point investigators to a specific location.
Package bombs tend to use a booby-trap detonation technique, meaning the act of opening the envelope can serve as the trigger for the device to explode.
Most indoor bug bombs tend to be ineffective when ladybugs are concerned.
Early in the insurgency, the handcrafted bombs tended to be bulky, usually made from discarded artillery shells with a detonator wired to a garage door opener or doorbell.
But being the victim of a suicide bombing tends to sweep away subtlety.
Modern American bombing tends to be more precise than the heavier bombing these Afghans know from their decade of fighting the Soviet occupation in the 1980's.
To grow into adulthood aware that someone, somewhere, can destroy the world with a nuclear bomb, does tend to have a profound effect on the imagination.
For one thing, bombs and rockets tend to kill the innocent as well as the guilty.
In civilian settings, terrorists tend to set bombs in confined spaces, such as trains, busses or buildings in order to magnify the duration and range of blast waves by forcing energy to rebound off surfaces [1, 5 7, 9, 20, 23].
In general, when people sign hymns to bombs bursting in air, I tend to run the other way.
