Sentence examples similar to public bombing from inspiring English sources

Near the elevated water tower was an underground public bomb shelter.

They were originally used by the government and General Eisenhower directed D-Day landings from the Goodge Street shelter in June 1944, but five were opened to the public as bombing intensified in 1944 with the V1 and V2 rocket assaults.

Maybe Jobs's very public truth bombing of his friend was just synchronicity.

Jim Grant (Mr. Redford) was once a member of the Weather Underground, the revolutionary movement that protested the Vietnam War by bombing public buildings.

Mr Corbyn has been urged by senior advisers to get a firmer grip on his front bench following public splits over bombing Isis in Syria and renewing the Trident nuclear deterrent.

UK parliamentarians are likely to vote in favour of British forces joining airstrikes on territory in Syria controlled by the Isis despite a poll showing the public are against bombing.

µ A news story on Wednesday reported: "Mr Corbyn has been urged by senior advisers to get a firmer grip on his front bench following public splits over bombing Isis in Syria and renewing the Trident nuclear deterrent".

Over this weekend MPs are going to go back to their constituents; they will be listening to what people say and they will find there is a lot less support out there among the public for simply bombing than there might be in parliament.

The case underscores the difficulties the Air Force and the other services have had competing for the nation's increasingly crowded airspace -- as well as for public lands for bombing runs and firing other weapons -- as commercial airline traffic has increased and areas that were once remote have become more populated.

What about its corruption by the violent, radical, Stalinist leftists who ousted Oglesby and began bombing public places throughout the country?

And it's a reputation that they've since cemented by kidnapping and executing foreign journalists and aid workers, bombing public transport systems in Europe and involving themselves in several particularly nasty African civil wars.