Sentence examples for fatal bombings from inspiring English sources
PAGE 21 FATAL BOMBINGS IN IRAQ Two car bombings in Iraq killed at least 12 people.
Page 10 FATAL BOMBINGS IN IRAQ Bombs exploding in and around Baghdad continued during the American military withdrawal from Iraq, killing at least 11 on a highway to the west and in a market in the city's center.
The fatal bombings, which also left 182 people injured, are widely acknowledged to have been carried out by the IRA.
104534ca-271b-4e25-a255-2eb373f2198a IN HIS brief statement hours after the fatal bombings at the Boston marathon, President Barack Obama quite properly struck a bipartisan note.
Farah is due to compete in the London Marathon on Sunday but the build-up to the event has been overshadowed by the fatal bombings at the Boston race yesterday.
Although he opposed the Russians during the first Chechen war, fought from 1994 to 1996, he cooperated with Moscow after the Russian military intervention last September that followed an incursion by Chechen rebels into the neighboring Russian region of Dagestan, and the fatal bombings of apartment buildings in Russia that left hundreds dead.
Alessandra Stanley (NYT) SPAIN: BASQUES BLAMED IN FATAL BOMBING -- Basque separatists were suspected in the death of a town councilman from the ruling center-right Popular Party who was killed when a bomb under his car exploded in the northeast city of Tarrasa.
The bombings raised tensions in Bogota, a city that suffered during a wave of fatal bombing attacks in the height of the conflict in Colombia involving drug traffickers in the 1980s and 1990s.
Hezbollah, through a campaign of fatal suicide bombings, roadside booby traps and other violence, pushed Israel in May 2000 to withdraw from the strip of southern Lebanon it had occupied since its 1982 invasion.
Other placards read "Europe you will pay, the Fantastic 4 are on their way" and "3/11 is on its way", apparent references to the fatal terrorist bombings in London and Madrid.
A federal appeals court today denied a bid by Theodore J. Kaczynski, the Unabomber, for a new trial, saying he had not been coerced into pleading guilty to fatal mail bombings.
