Sentence examples for need a bomb from inspiring English sources

"Yes, the new Arndale centre is better but we didn't need a bomb to do it.

Does it need a bomb squad to answer crank calls by students trying to get out of exams?

I've perused the release schedule between now and September and there's only one thing for it: we need a bomb.

"The Iranian nation does not fear you if it wants to make a bomb, but it does not need a bomb".

But regardless of whether Mr Kan calls an election or not, if the main parties cannot find common ground for dealing with the disaster, they still need a bomb put under them.

But it is perfectly possible to imagine writing, in a jocular way, in a newspaper, that the hopeless way a business is run has made you wonder whether they need a bomb putting under them.

Fat White Family clearly think rock music needs a bomb putting under it, and they've got a point.

If Iran decided it needed a bomb, it would then be able to pursue one with utmost haste and in greater secrecy.

And in 2002 Iran found itself listed as part of George Bush's "axis of evil", at a time when America had just sent one army into neighbouring Afghanistan and prepared to send another into neighbouring Iraq.All this plus loose talk in Washington, DC, about "regime change" in Iran may have convinced the country's leaders that Iran needs a bomb simply to make potential attackers think twice.

They do not seem to have made any attempt to discover whether he was, in fact, making any kind of threat, or whether he was making the kind of comment which we all make sometimes, such as "If you carry on playing that drumkit, I'm going to kill you," or "she needs a bomb putting under her", or "I'll have his guts for garters", which is not a serious threat of disembowelment.

Non-proliferation is all but totally discredited, North Korea resumes its nuclear program and Japan reopens its nuclear debate, Saudi Arabia decides it needs a bomb and buys a dozen or so from Pakistan, which desperately needs the oil.