Sentence examples for hundreds of bombs from inspiring English sources

Khalid Ali, 28, disappeared in 2011 from his family home in north London and dropped out of sight for nearly six years while he built hundreds of bombs at an al-Qaida-linked Taliban training camp in Afghanistan.

"He left the UK and ended up in Afghanistan, in a Taliban training camp affiliated to al-Qaida, where for several years he helped terrorists make hundreds of bombs capable of mass murder," Haydon said.

On WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter, Syrians told the world what was happening: hundreds of bombs, hundreds dead.

At one point they exploded hundreds of bombs a day, killing innocent people, to try and force the FLN to resume their terrorist attacks and thus justify the return of French control.

Between the two of them they have successfully dismantled hundreds and hundreds of bombs.

The contract, worth close to £200 million, secured hundreds of bombs for the Saudi air force for the next two years.

So the Pentagon is flying hundreds of bombing raids against the North Vietnamese in Laos, risking the lives of Kansas and other boys.

In Jerusalem, the city council has opened hundreds of bomb shelters across the city, after four rockets were intercepted over the city on Tuesday night.

There are around 2,000 buildings spread out across fields bordered with barbed wire: hardened aircraft shelters like the one we are looking at, hundreds of bomb stores, sheds, houses and offices across a 23-square-mile area.

Using techniques applied in hundreds of bomb investigations each year, forensic chemists and explosives experts at the bureau's main laboratory in Rockville, Md., are now trying to solve the riddle of the powerful car bomb that killed a Suffolk County narcotics detective, Dennis Wustenhoff, last Thursday.

A single bomb could now destroy a target whose elimination had once required thousands of bombs.