Sentence examples for bombs water from inspiring English sources

Each whaling season, Sea Shepherd and Japan engage in clashes that occasionally turn aggressive, with stink bombs, water cannons and ship collisions common features.

Moreover, a number of trends are converging to act as protracted time bombs: water is increasingly scarce, a problem exacerbated by climate change; the region is already the biggest grain importer in the world; and the demographic bulge is swelling by the year.

Never fill water bombs, water pistols, spray bottles, etc with disinfectant or other cleaning stuff, it could be very dangerous.

Fill your water defence base with water bombs, water pistols, buckets of water, spray bottles filled with water, or anything that can launch/shoot/fire/or release water.

Buy: a pool (middle sized), lots of ice cream, a large cake, pizza, CDs, a couple of films, water pistols, water bombs, water balloons, makeup, nail varnish, hire a hair-dresser and book a table at a nice restaurant.

"It will be like bombing water, with its currents and eddies.

In the eighteen months before the 1967 war, there were a hundred and twenty attempts at sabotage by Palestinians––bombed water pumps, land mines, skirmishes along various highways.

Strenuous efforts by the allies to avoid bombing water pumps and treatment plants, and the electrical systems they rely on, have mostly succeeded, guaranteeing most Iraqis a clean supply of drinking water.

It carried out a smaller raid at dawn, bombing water carriers and threatening the Syrian 1st Brigade's line of communications.

Canals were no escape, for the jellied paraffin in the bombs turned water into fire.

The service had an airplane it had hoped to use to drop aerial bombs of water on fires, but the technology was not sufficiently advanced.