Sentence examples for former bomb from inspiring English sources

The former bomb factory is now a laundry room.

It is a former bomb shelter built during the cold war for record-keeping by Hartford banks and insurance companies.

Housed in a former bomb shelter and painted black, it's packed with the hoodie-and-skullcap set.

One adviser, former bomb disposal soldier Liam Fitzpatrick-Finch, said he thought the programme was "exceptionally authentic".

Meanwhile, just a few miles away in the City and all along the Thames, the towers continue to rise above former bomb sites.

"We avoided what could have been a very deadly event".If the bomb had exploded, it would probably have been "more of an incendiary event," one former bomb squad member told the New York Times.

But Rex, a former bomb-sniffing dog who served three tours in Iraq, was held fast by his owner, the retired corporal Megan Leavey, during a pregame ceremony.

Lewis Page, a former bomb-disposal officer, suspects the patio-gas canisters crammed into the three vehicles would not have made much of a bang even if they had gone off.

That's true even for secluded beaches like Blue Beach, a former bombing test site where beach chairs and fresh towels were laid out neatly every few yards.

Simon Gledhill, from the Misson community action group, raised concerns about potentially unexploded ordnance on the former bombing range, which was used by the RAF from the late 1930s to the late 1950s.

"The first thing you should know about me is that I'm Crazy," Castner, a former Air Force bomb technician in Iraq, writes at the outset of this disturbing memoir, which describes the high-stakes business of bomb disposal and the postwar dislocation of readjusting to family life.