From 1937 to 1958, Mr. Lewis directed nearly 40 films with titles like "Singing Outlaw" (1937), "Two-Fisted Rangers" (1940), "The Invisible Ghost" (1941), "Bombs Over Burma" (1942), "The Falcon in San Francisco" (1945), "Retreat, Hell!" (1952), "Cry of the Hunted" (1953), "The Seventh Cavalry" (1956) and "Terror in a Texas Town" (1958).
His supporters launched an attack on Saigon in March 1913, drinking potions that purportedly made them invisible and planting bombs at several locations.
Until today, American airstrikes had come mostly like thunderbolts, bombs and missiles invisible until impact, the aircraft delivering the bombs so high, so fast, or so enveloped by night that they were phantoms to the people of Baghdad.
Pacemaker bombs and invisible children: match the Lifetime movie title to the plot.
They must be bombs dropped from invisible, high-flying aircraft or Zeppelins, or acts of sabotage.
Stealth planes aren't totally invisible to radar, especially when their bomb doors are open, so the final part of their mission ideally needs cover from an accompanying plane that jams enemy radar.
When a "proton bomb" explodes in space, an "invisible cloud" of "ionizing radiation" threatens the lives of three astronauts in an orbiting space station.
The insurrection against the French colonial administration failed when none of the bombs detonated and the supposedly invisible supporters were apprehended.
Seconds later, a GBU-12 bomb plummeted toward earth, following an invisible laser beam pointed by the pilot straight to the 45-ton tank.
AFTER months of trying to dodge the homemade bombs and mortar rounds of an often invisible enemy, on November 8th an American armed force began the kind of operation it likes best.
dust, particles, or material will only be likely with a dirty bomb; contamination from a nuclear reactor accident is invisible.
