With multiple Seahawks players crashing toward him, Dalton stepped up and fired a bomb into the end zone.
Far better, he said, would have been firing a bomb in the evening high enough above Tokyo to spare the city but flood it with blinding light.
But when was left charging in the kitchen, it caught fire "like a bomb" and caused a fire that ripped through the kitchen, causing £250,000 worth of damage.
The first was a physical disaster or attack, like a fire or a bomb.
The army said it killed a Palestinian in an earlier exchange of fire after a bomb went off near another patrol along the fenced border.
In shopping malls, for example, architectural features such as high ceilings and glass walls can create reverberant conditions that make public address announcements so distorted as to be useless in the event of a fire or a bomb threat.
In Abu Ghraib, just west of Baghdad, an Iraqi woman was killed and another wounded when American soldiers opened fire after a bomb exploded near their convoy, witnesses and relatives of the dead woman said.
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They later struggled to describe it — a tornado of fire, a nuclear bomb, a jet engine exploding.
They then fire a whale bomb from a heavy rifle - a pointed brass tube filled with explosives and a delayed fuse so that it will detonate after burying itself deep in the whale's centre, the shrapnel destroying the heart or other vital organs.
