Sentence examples for large-scale bomb from inspiring English sources

Tony Shalhoub in The Siege is a striking example, an Arab-American cop trying to stop Arab terrorist cells from continuing their large-scale bomb attacks on US soil.

The skill and capacity is certainly there, shown by the number of sophisticated large-scale bomb attacks and commando-style raids on government facilities in Mogadishu in recent months.

As Julian Stringer wrote in his 2003 book Movie Blockbusters, the word was coined to "describe a large-scale bomb in World War II".

Violence has been used by Thai political groups, but a large-scale bombing is unheard of.

The JOCC is also studying the effect of large-scale bombs in Washington.

Nothing much had happened on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the large-scale bombing of Lübeck and Hamburg.

He bemoaned decisions by civilians at the Pentagon -- a reference to his nemesis, Mr. McNamara, among others -- to avoid large-scale bombing of Hanoi and other North Vietnamese targets.

ISIS has cleverly entrenched itself in cities — Raqqa, in Syria; Mosul, Fallujah, and Ramadi, in Iraq; Derna and Sirte, in Libya — where large-scale bombing campaigns seem unconscionable.

According to the Pentagon consultant, "The C.I.A.'s view is that, without more intelligence, a large-scale bombing attack would not stop Iran's nuclear program.

However, as the South continued to resist, Mr Kissinger recommended large-scale bombing of the North, and the president decided to hit Hanoi and Haiphong with B-52s.

It was the first large-scale bombing in the country since 2008 and was the most provocative violence here linked to the Syrian conflict since it began 19 months ago.