Sentence examples for dreadful weapons from inspiring English sources

In fact, she was engaged (in a professional sense) as a secret undercover agent by Paul Ballard in order to catch a dreadful weapons trafficking type.

Dr. Lifton, in interviewing survivors of Hiroshima, said that "what many came to as a kind of meaning was their having been the first to experience these dreadful weapons".

This, after all, was how the Gulf war was fought.According to this school of thought which might be called the Perle school, after Richard Perle, the chairman of the Pentagon's defence policy board America has a brief window of opportunity before Mr Hussein acquires even more dreadful weapons.

DCI Chris Jones, of the Met's homicide and major crime command, who led the investigation into the incident, said: "There can be absolutely no excuse for young people to carry such dreadful weapons on London's streets and this case once again highlights the awful consequences of doing so.

The suicidal zealotry of the men who flew airliners into buildings, their willingness to prepare for years, their desire for mass casualties and their deep-seated hatred of Americans leave little doubt that they would escalate to even more dreadful weapons if they could.

Every month or two we read of another trove of files found on some terrorist's laptop showing detailed maps of potential targets or technical information relevant to the manufacture of dreadful weapons.

Federal officials have not dismissed the request for gas hoods, but they seem amazed that so many people in the county do not consider the incinerator the best long-term investment for the region, permanently eliminating a dreadful weapon for the benefit of future generations.

We speed on the wings of the wind and carry in our hands weapons more dreadful than the lightning".

Wearing his signature cravat, he is calmly talking about nuclear weapons, the dreadful subject currently on his mind.

He reported on the strange illness that continued to kill people, even a full month after that first, dreadful use of nuclear weapons against humans.

Nevertheless, technologies that are on the verge of being realised may help to show inspectors where to look and, in the dreadful event that biological weapons are actually used, may prove valuable for organising a sound response.