Sentence examples for hurricane bomb from inspiring English sources

In contrast to a hurricane, bomb or chemical attack -- all instantly apparent -- the spread of dangerous biological organisms could go undetected for days.

At 8 47 a.m. on Sept. 11, New York City's crisis command center, a $13 million emergency bunker on the 23rd floor of 7 World Trade Center, was a celebrated monument to disaster preparedness, a fortress judged ready to withstand hurricanes, bombs, blackouts, even a nuclear assault.

Carnage had followed the breakup of Yugoslavia; across the world there were earthquakes and hurricanes; IRA bombs exploded in Belfast and London; British coal miners protested against the end of their livelihood.

Before the Louisiana State Tigers even finished out September, they had endured a hurricane and a bomb threat.

In the middle of the attack, Pilot Officer Billy Fiske crash-landed his damaged Hurricane on the bomb-cratered runway.

Absent jobs, Underwood argues, Americans are subject to the ravages of unemployment -- not unlike how they suffer from the devastation of a hurricane or the bombing of one of our cities.

Fitted with underwing bomb shackles, Hurricane fighter-bombers served in North Africa and remained in front-line service in Burma (Myanmar) and India through war's end.

Unless they were playing bomb or hurricane.

Why a fund for those victims but not for those of the Oklahoma City bombing or Hurricane Katrina?

When a hurricane, tornado, or terrorist bombing occurs, Americans come together to rebuild.

The trouble with conventional disaster planning is its focus on catastrophes like hurricanes and dirty-bomb attacks, she said.