Sentence examples for handling bombs from inspiring English sources

They receive practical instruction in matters like handling bombs, but also undergo psychological indoctrination, intended to motivate them to move past "the point of no return".

And since he knows, handling bombs, when to be cautious and when not to be, he can be hair-raisingly casual, tossing aside a disabled device as if it were an empty juice carton.

A copy of the hated report by Lord Widgery – published six weeks after the massacre – which accused the victims of firing weapons or handling bombs was ripped apart by Jean Hegarty, whose brother was killed.

A copy of the hated report by Lord Widgery that, in 1972, accused the victims of firing weapons or handling bombs was torn apart by one of the families' representatives.

A copy of the hated 1972 report by Lord Widgery, which accused the victims of firing weapons or handling bombs, was torn apart by one of the families' representatives.

A copy of the discredited 1972 report by Lord Widgery, which accused the victims of firing weapons or handling bombs, was torn apart by one of the families' representatives in Derry.

He also was found to have lied when he denied handling bomb-making manuals that Mr. Ajaj brought into the United States later that year.

Though Ohio officials stayed on their toes in handling bomb threats, ice storms and power failures, they were tripped up in the end by failing to anticipate three developments: a huge turnout, a surge in Republicans voting in the Democratic primary, and a large number of voters who preferred the security of a paper ballot to the questionable technology of touch-screen machines.

Mr Brown has shown he can handle bombs; can he cope with raspberries?

Charlie Markey, the Fire Department spokesman, said department protocol required the firefighters to call the police to handle bombs.

The central figure in what authorities describe as a widening inquiry into a possible plot to detonate explosives in the United States had been trained in weapons and explosives in Pakistan and, according to court papers released Sunday, had made nine pages of handwritten notes on how to make and handle bombs.