Sentence examples for terrible bombing from inspiring English sources

Mike Noyes, head of humanitarian response at the international NGO ActionAid, said: "This terrible bombing in Afghanistan needs independent investigation now.

That likelihood only grew following Britain's participation in the invasion of Iraq in 2003, and then the terrible bombing in Madrid on March 11th 2004.

"I think the terrible bombing here in Riyadh today showed the wisdom of that decision," he said.

"We had a terrible bombing of the city that day and the whole audience of 200 people and myself had to go into the cellar for two and a half hours.

"We had a terrible bombing of the city that day," Fischer-Dieskau recalls, "and the whole audience of 200 people and myself had to go into the cellar for two-and-a-half hours.

Duras juxtaposes two tragic aspects of WWII-destroyed love in one case and the terrible bombing of Hiroshima in the other.

Several terrible bomb attacks, as well as a Turkish air campaign in Syria, have reinforced the message that violence is all around and that Turkey needs a strong hand in order to get through difficult times.

In 1987 Enniskillen was the target for a terrible bomb planted by the IRA -- which that predominantly Roman Catholic and militantly nationalist organization confessed almost immediately afterward was a mistake... and many years later formally apologized for.

Unfortunately, our news coverage sometimes demands visual depictions of terrible events — bombing victims, famine victims, crime victims, fallen soldiers.

When I think back to the much smaller, but still terrible, terrorist bombing in Atlanta's Centennial Park during the 1996 Olympic Games, I do not recall congressional investigations into Christianity.

When Western representatives arrived in Kosovo just after the bombing campaign ended terrible Serb violence there, the Kosovar leadership did not betray much warmth toward the visitors from nato or the United Nations.