Sentence examples for hard bombing from inspiring English sources

There was bombing in Munich in December, it was a hard bombing and we were there together in the shelter.

In 2007, Cheney pushed hard to bomb a nuclear reactor in Syria.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Iraq now has mobile biological weapons labs that would be hard to bomb, an example of why air power alone would not destroy all of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.

It's hard to bomb folks you love.

The play was called The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, but that was too long to put on the marquee so they called the film Boom!, which is the sound of a bomb going off ironic, considering how hard it bombed.

The two hardest bombs I've ever had in my entire life: one was in front of an all black audience and one was in front of an all white audience.

If Hamas refuses, he proposes a very hard stick: the bombing of Gaza's ministries, police stations and infrastructure; a halt in the supply of goods, fuel and electricity; and the economic separation of Gaza from the West Bank.

What little Mr. Clinton has said on this trip suggests that his time as president -- and the decisions he has had to make about military interventions -- has led him to think differently about the hard choices, from bombing the north to expanding the American military presence here, that Lyndon B. Johnson made.

Now, getting arrested in Weehawken, being forced to eat his onboard sandwich in an airplane bathroom and bombing hard on a shared bill with the Muppets (Statler and Waldorf are probably gay, FYI, because "They go to the theater seven nights a week and they bitch about everything,") are presented as embarrassing narratives spotlighting his befuddlement and inappropriate reactions.

Many of its manufacturing firms trace their origins to China's defence industry, which Mao Zedong moved inland to make it harder to bomb.

The omens are not good: Iran announced this week a plan to build two new uranium-enrichment plants inside mountains, where they will be harder to bomb.