Sentence examples for fiery bombs from inspiring English sources
For example, Ghasts can fly and shoot fiery bombs at you.
The singing on the same television screen that had so recently brought Ira the fiery bombing of Baghdad seemed athletic and absurd, perhaps a kind of joke.
The serious injuries he suffered in June, when a fiery bomb exploded at the mosque in the presidential compound, forced him to seek months of treatment in Saudi Arabia, but could not ease his grip on power.
Standard Tonkotsu ramen ($10.50) comes with tender pork slices and pickled bamboo; for extra protein add boiled egg with gooey yolk ($1.50) or spice it up with a fiery chilli bomb ball (A$2).
The staff members were hospitalized after inhaling the fumes from the fiery "Da' Bomb" hot sauce which a 17-year-old male student had covertly snuck into a container of marinara sauce, prompting one student who ate the sauce to warn cafeteria workers who pulled it from being served to others, according to ABC.
We'll face it, and step aside," he chuckles, echoing another volcanologist's instructions for how to properly deal with lava "bombs"—fiery fragments ejected from the volcano.
One of Otpor's insights was that the most effective weapon against dictators isn't bombs or fiery speeches.
No matter how cataclysmic the external events become, Spielberg (as ever) plays it all as a domestic drama, focusing more on fiery family feuds than bomb blasts and burning buildings.
Its dying breath won't come with the fall of Raqqa -- more likely it will be from the explosive, fiery demise of its suicide bombing cadres.
It's the latest in a string of fiery accidents involving so-called "bomb trains" hauling large quantities of crude from the booming North Dakota oil fields.
After showing fiery images of a recent car bomb explosion, ABC News delivered the results of its most recent survey of Iraqi public opinion, conducted with BBC News and the Japanese broadcaster NHK.
