Sentence examples for clear bombs from inspiring English sources
The feat was nothing short of remarkable, not least because it came just two years after they learned how to swim, then scuba dive, then hone the composure to clear bombs in such an unusual environment using only their sense of touch.
The PackBot, a tracked robot used by US troops to help clear bombs in Afghanistan, will get a number of upgrades that will allows it to operate autonomously in some situations, according to Tim Trainer, a vice president for product management at iRobot, which makes the pint-sized bots.
Victor Homola (NYT) YUGOSLAVIA: CLEARING THE DANUBE -- A plan to clear bomb wreckage that has blocked the Danube for more than a year has finally been agreed upon.
Among Speer's innovations were quick-reaction squads to construct roads or clear away debris; before long, these units would be used to clear bomb sites.
Millions of "bombies"—tennis-ball-sized devices from American cluster bombs lurk in topsoil and bamboo thickets, along with hand grenades and mortar and artillery shells.A Christian group, the Mennonite Central Committee, began to help Laos start clearing bombs in the 1970s.
The company makes small robots that have cleared bombs and operated roadside sentries for the military in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as some that clean pools, floors and gutters for property owners in the United States.
The American-led military command in Kabul called the killings a "tragic loss of life" and said that troops fired in the early morning light not knowing that the vehicle was a passenger bus and believing that it posed a threat to a military convoy clearing bombs from a highway.
As you play, you level up, too, giving you more perks – runway-clearing bombs, the option to make sections easier – and more of these play-whatever-you-like tokens.
As he spoke, a yellow backhoe cleared bomb rubble for a commercial and hotel complex, with Kandahar's first underground parking.
She worked as a volunteer clearing bomb damage - "We were picking up arms, legs, a traumatic experience" - and in the canteen of the French servicemen's centre in Carlton Gardens.
