Sentence examples for may bomb from inspiring English sources

Now we may bomb them with missiles and care packages.

Shops close early, he reported, and the certainty about unseen Americans is accompanied by fear that the Americans may bomb villages in Pakistan as they did in Afghanistan.

General Ronald Griffiths told his colleagues never to forget the words of a historian of the Korean war:You may fly over a land for ever, you may bomb it, pulverise it and wipe it clear of life.

It will become clear that our minimal expectation is to occupy it as an American colony and men will not refrain from thinking that our maximum hope is to goad China into a war so that we may bomb her nuclear installations.

"We may bomb you, Leader, but we also think you are the best-dressed Arab leader".

Legislation aimed at the possession or use of firearms may also come into this category, as may bomb hoaxes.

Grindhouse may well bomb in British cinemas.

Lilly's approach may also bomb, but if it works, it is a sure blockbuster.

Lilly's approach may also bomb, but if it works, it's sure to be a blockbuster.

If the fad-following youngsters who keep Hollywood solvent deem No. 3 uncool, it may just bomb.

England may have bombed chance after chance, but Scotland had a fair few as well.