Sentence examples for onslaught of bombs from inspiring English sources
We were weeks away from deploying to Iraq, and the newspapers and cable channels were rampant with stories about people getting their heads cut off, convoys being ambushed on a regular basis, and U.S. service members getting killed by the constant onslaught of bombs hidden on the roads.
A constant onslaught of bombs and space destroyers are threatening to burn your planet to a crisp.
Coming under an onslaught of bombs from almost two full squadrons, Kaga sustained four or five direct hits, which caused heavy damage and started multiple fires.
The creation of nine U.S. military bases in post-war Afghanistan will prolong the war, costing more American blood and treasure, inviting jihadis in the Middle East and Asia to shoot at Americans, who will be sitting ducks, sustaining the onslaught of bombs and suicide youth, continuous plundering the the military bases and adding to the burden of the U.S. budget deficit.
A renewed onslaught of bombing in Syria's besieged Eastern Ghouta enclave has wreaked havoc in the region, killing nearly 200 people in a matter of days and shattering cease-fire negotiations.
Political suicideIsrael's main retaliation against an onslaught of suicide bombs was political: it closed Orient House, the Palestinians' de facto headquarters in East Jerusalem.
No one following the record of air power as an instrument of national whim should be surprised that Moammar Kadafi's army remains apparently uncowed, even driving Libyan rebels back in headlong retreat despite an onslaught of NATO bombs and missiles.
To the Bush administration, Shock and Awe was the name for the onslaught of missiles and bombing that was to initiate the U.S. invasion and would intimidate Saddam, quickly bringing his regime into submission.
Police in riot gear faced an onslaught of bricks, bottles, petrol bombs and fireworks, and 120 officers were injured in some of the worst disturbances seen in Britain for 20 years.
Continued supplies of ammunition, fuel and food are allowing them to preserve morale under the onslaught of American and British bombs, according to accounts from people who have arrived here in recent days from Afghanistan.
But the peace these agreements promised was shattered in 1999, when an incursion by Mr Basayev into neighbouring Dagestan and a mysterious wave of bombs in Moscow triggered a fresh Russian onslaught and five years of war and atrocity.Mr Maskhadov condemned last year's massacre at a school in southern Russia.
