Sentence examples for targets of bombs from inspiring English sources

Tells about pogroms in Eastern Europe where Gypsies are the targets of bombs and arson.

Diplomats from other countries and Greek executives have also been targets of bombs, rockets and shootings.

Now two churches in Las Cruces, New Mexico were targets of bombs over the weekend.

On the street level, credit unions affiliated with the association have been targets of bomb and bullet attacks.

So the people felt that we were guinea pigs twice -- first as targets of bombing, and secondly as a sample for scientific medial research," recalled Setsuko Thurlow, who was 13 when Hiroshima was bombed.

He was repeatedly jailed and twice the target of bombs.

Mosul has been the target of bombs, most recently on Sunday at a church, but its streets have been mostly free of firefights.

As people entered and left the mosque for their daily prayers, many said they feared that their pitiable country would again be the target of bombs.

Britain has denied allegations that it has influence over the Saudi targeting of bombs in Yemen but admits to being involved in training some of the pilots involved in the airstrikes.

The French have been in a struggle with the Anglophone powers for centuries; our arguments with modern France, on everything from the administration of nato to the targeting of bombs in the Balkans, have been a constant, but tolerable, irritation.

The rescuers knock on the concrete and shout, "We are the civil defense; can anyone hear us?" 10 MINUTES AFTER THE BOMBING The rescuers heard new airstrikes, and people began to run out of fear of a "double-tap" attack, a common tactic by Syrian and Russian forces in which rescue workers who have arrived to help the wounded become the target of bombs.