Sentence examples for millions of bombs from inspiring English sources

For nine years during the 60s and 70s, the US unleashed millions of bombs on Laos, making it the most bombed nation on earth.

"There are still millions of bombs waiting," he told me.

The pressure was on for the 30th anniversary of Bomb, a nonprofit magazine that seeks to elevate conversations about art.

Last Sunday was the 90th day of bombing in Libya, but Mr. Obama — armed with dubious legal opinions — is refusing to stop America's military engagement there.

On next day, B-24s of 2nd Bomb division of the Eighth Air Force bombed Gotha.

On the 31st of August last year, a bomb blew up in the hands of a 38-year-old man in Sparta.

On the 30th of June, a bomb was dropped off in a picnic basket at the Ministry for Transport.

On Sunday the 29th of December, a bomb exploded in the entrance of the main train station in Volgograd, Russia, where people were queuing to enter the building.

Since B-17s of 1st Bomb division also bombed Schweinfurt, other fighter units also arrived to intercept, eventually involving almost all the Western day fighter units of the Luftwaffe.

The US plane, part of the 29th Bomb Group, 6th Bomb Squadron, had been returning to its base in Guam from a bombing mission against a Japanese airfield.

In 1998, on the occasion of the 61st anniversary of the bombing of the Spanish town of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War, the German Parliament decided that members of the Condor Legion, such as Mölders, should "no longer be honoured".