Sentence examples for bury bombs from inspiring English sources

The militias have stacked tires on the road and turned them into burning pyres to hamper the American infrared surveillance and targeting systems or to soften the concrete to make it easier to bury bombs.

He believes the gardener is burying bombs, etc.

Petty Officer Williams and Dinomt found nine buried bombs in two months of almost constant foot patrols around Masum Ghar.

The island's iron-rich natural soil made metal detectors an impractical way to find buried bombs.

Typically made from fertilizer and chemicals, and containing little or no metal, those buried bombs can be nearly impossible to find with standard mine-sweeping instruments.

When the Anbar tribes first began cooperating, they told the Americans where the extremists were hiding weapons caches, burying bombs, and running safe houses.

And Gen. Mohammed Zahir Azimi, a spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Defense, said that it could take up to a month for the Defense and Interior ministries to remove buried bombs and booby traps and rout pockets of insurgents in Marja.

Trainers say that the I.E.D. Battle Drill's greatest benefit may be in teaching soldiers to stay alert for unusual details in the landscape that might signal buried bombs or impending ambushes.

A reporter from ABC News in Now Zad reported that the commander of the operation, Lt. Col. Martin Wetterauer, said that Marines had faced little initial opposition and that three insurgents had been killed after they were spotted burying bombs in a road.

This was a DOK-ING dozer, a Croatian-made minesweeper equipped with rapidly spinning chains that flail and churn, digging up or safely detonating buried bombs.

Sarah Waters's novel, set both during the blitz and after, is a delicate thing – a spider's web of interconnecting stories that explore secrets and evasions as explosive as any buried bomb.