Sentence examples for fear bomb from inspiring English sources

Channeling her inner Cheney, Hillary Clinton dropped a fear bomb, as Michelle Obama might call it, implying in a new ad that if her opponent is elected, your angelic, innocent, sleeping children could die in a terrorist attack.

(You know the saying: The Taliban doesn't fear bombs or drones -- they fear a young woman with a book).

(Inconveniently, the most feared bomb component, uranium, is one of the hardest radioactive substances to detect because it does not emit a lot of radiation prior to fission).

Azhari Husin, one of the most feared bomb makers in Asia, was killed by Indonesia's elite antiterrorism unit in 2005, but his second in command, Noordin Top, is still at large, American intelligence officials said.

Soldiers now check cars entering the village, fearing bombs.

In the mid-1880's Americans feared bomb-throwing anarchists, and not without reason.

Martin feared bombs because his job was manufacturing them for the military.

Observers fear the bomb attacks in Thailand, India and Georgia are the latest acts in a covert war between Israel and Iran over the Islamic republic's nuclear ambitions.

"There are aircrafts in the sky... and I fear the bombing... but let them bomb us..

In at least another four provinces (see map below), fear of bombs and bullets is rife.

They wake up fearing a bomb going off in a mosque or a bazaar.