Sentence examples for of being bomb from inspiring English sources

Suzanne Daley (NYT) BRITAIN: 5 BOMB SUSPECTS HELD -- Anti-terrorism policemen arrested five Irishmen after a dawn raid on two houses they suspected of being bomb factories in Ealing, a quiet suburb west of London.

It may never do so, even at the risk of being bombed.

"It was," Orwell wrote, "one of the things that helped to console people for the boredom of being bombed".

But Isis is a guerrilla army with long experience of being bombed by the American, Iraqi and Syrian air forces.

"It was a place where we could sleep through the night and not be afraid of being bombed or killed.

This week they were specific: the five financial institutions were in danger of being bombed in the "near term".

Between the wars, Richard Overy tells us, European city dwellers were terrified at the prospect of being bombed.

Refugees arrive daily at the camp with harrowing stories of being bombed out of their homes in the north, or having their villages burned by northern soldiers.

In the east of the country, civilians in Deir Ezzor, close to Isis areas, are too scared to venture outside for fear of being bombed.

Some expatriates say they see no more chance of being bombed in Indonesia than, say, being hit by a bus at home.

"They done a deal with the IRA because they were frightened of being bombed.