Sentence examples for escape bombing from inspiring English sources

At that time, North Korean military units moved into Chinese territory to escape bombing by US planes – such as happened in Hyesan.

He was born in Blackburn, Lancashire, where his mother, Kathleen (nee Hardiman), had been sent to relatives to escape bombing during the second world war.

He said Iraq was also putting pressure on Iran to release other Iraqi planes sent to Tehran to escape bombing during the 1991 war, which followed Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.

The resumption of the flights, which Iraq announced on Oct. 30, came nearly a decade after Iraq's fleet of 15 Boeing airliners was moved to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Persian Gulf war, in 1991.

Taking advantage of a lengthy election crisis, and buoyed by fighters escaping bombing campaigns in Pakistan, Taliban have gained ground in crucial areas.

In 1906, when she came to Madrid to rule, she got off to a good start with the people with her display of bravery, when the King and she narrowly escaped bombing.

Like many here, the family has been living in caves for most of the last year to escape bombs, and it ran out of the local food staple, sorghum, a few months ago.

The LSE had temporarily moved to Cambridge to escape the bombing.

He was sent away from London to escape wartime bombing and endured bullying at boarding school.

The couple spent their days in London at Buckingham Palace but were driven to Windsor each night to escape the bombing.

My parents had a country house near Ware in Hertfordshire to which 20 East End children were evacuated to escape the bombing.