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Discover LudwigThe phrase "set off bombs" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to a person or persons detonating an explosive device. Example sentence: The terrorists set off bombs in the city center, causing significant destruction.
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Yes, Pakistani murderers set off bombs that annually kill thousands.
(An earlier incarnation of the I.R.A. had set off bombs in London in 1939 and 1940).
These were irreverent guys who had all set off bombs in their own way.
And in France, Corsican separatists set off bombs on the island and the mainland.
Lonely religious zealots who drive trucks into crowds and set off bombs in concert halls?
They planned first to set off bombs in the school cafeteria to kill perhaps 600.
He tries to remain neutral as his friends set off bombs and burn the Spanish flag.
Mr. Baugh continued, "You would set off bombs and kill many people, if asked?" "Correct".
They enticed two Chechen-Americans, the Tsarnaev brothers, to set off bombs at the Boston Marathon.
"It's not my role to set off bombs — that's ridiculous," she said in a rare interview.
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