Sentence examples for should be bombed from inspiring English sources
One rival developer, Ren Zhiqiang, the president of the Beijing Huayuan Group, called the soho New Town project "junk houses that should be bombed".
The idea that Christians – those fellow People of the Book – should be bombed and slaughtered and terrified into flight, their churches and monasteries burned down and their history expunged: these evil developments are quite new.
His ruling was later quashed by the appeal court, enabling the media to repeat British concerns about US military tactics in Iraq, including the killing of civilians in Falluja and President Bush's alleged suggestion that the offices of the Arabic satellite TV station al-Jazeera should be bombed.
VICE is "bullshit" and East London should be bombed.
Only a year ago, I wrote a text for the Guardian why I didn't think the remaining Syria state should be bombed but the USA.
Others sincerely wonder whether the world's most powerful country should be bombing impoverished Afghanistan.
In Washington, pundit after pundit has spent years now writing ad nauseam about how the Obama administration should be bombing Syria more to stop the humanitarian crisis there, despite the fact no one can explain exactly how more bombs will curtail, rather than exacerbate, the situation.
In the thousand-word NYT article, every person cited is either 1) a critic of the Administration who thinks that the U.S. should be bombing more countries or 2) an Administration official.
"If America wants to see itself clean of terrorists, we also want that our villages and towns should not be bombed," he said at a news conference here.
The series' authority is such that the team accompanying Jay Garner, the first American administrator of occupied Iraq, used "Lonely Planet Iraq" to draw up a list of historical sites that should not be bombed or looted.
He persevered, piled stone upon stone and rebuilt it, this time doubling the thickness of the first floor in the hope that should it be bombed again, something would remain.
