Sentence examples for one bombardment from inspiring English sources

On the ground in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions, Wednesday saw new attacks: Heavy shelling was reported by bloggers in the rebel-held city of Luhansk; a freelance reporter on the ground, Pierre Sautreuil, reported (in French) that a rebel military base seemed to be the target of one bombardment in the south-east of the city.

There is one interesting bombardment picture that records an astonishing concentration of shell-bursts on a small area of German trench.

Unlike the previous one, this bombardment caused some injuries, Wedeman said.

While not a limitation, the high threshold and fluctuating levels of violence and trauma associated with the long standing conflict also makes it difficult to discern changes specific to one particular bombardment, albeit intense and long-lasting.

They continue to live in a dungeon of fear and intimidation from the Taliban on one side and NATO's aerial bombardments and strikes on the other.

Naval officers made no attempt to suggest that there had been casualties, let alone civilian ones, from the bombardment and one, Captain Fahmi Sokni, said that personnel had all been removed before the attack.

One week after bombardment, cells were placed on MS medium as described for callus initiation supplemented with 3 mg/l bialaphos (Meiji Co., http://www.meiji.co.jp) for selection.

The geopolitical context is very different.Given that Serbia was the main target of the 1999 bombardment one might have expected that Serbian officials would have something to say on the matter.

Both films go big with the swishy visuals, this one deploying a bombardment of text and newsreel to suggest the morass of info, plus flight map-style graphics illustrating its flood across the globe.

"People are afraid and terrified by the bombardment," one resident, Farouq Abdu, told Reuters.

Given the manipulation and deceit that representatives of this foreign government have admitted were employed to create pretext for initiating the bombardment, one would think at least a dose of skepticism toward their claims is, by now, warranted.