Sentence examples for through bomber from inspiring English sources

The result was a collection of regular clothes, from suits and coats through bomber jackets to a brocade evening jacket, but with the big body giving each piece a slight edge.

The X Factor always has a novelty act – just like it always has a plain-faced Scottish boy, a girl who cries ugly when she goes through each week, a boyband that keeps River Island in business through bomber jacket expenses alone, and an exceptionally talented vocalist who, sadly, is over 25, so can't win.

A spar, attached to lifting cables and struts in the wings, is to be inserted through the bomber's fuselage, which lies in 50ft of water off Kent.

This means making maximum use of information-gathering technology, through satellites or aerial surveillance; and boosting the ability to project power (through missiles, bombers, or the rapid deployment of troops and armour) across long distances.

The Taliban and other insurgents caused the majority of the civilian deaths, primarily through suicide bombers and roadside bombs.

The United Nations report found that the Taliban and other insurgents caused the majority of the civilian deaths, primarily through suicide bombers and roadside bombs, many aimed at killing as many civilians as possible.

The paper also details the group's successful strategy of taking control of the countryside around main cities while simultaneously using secret cells to launch focused and demoralising attacks on urban targets through suicide bombers.

Promises to remove even a handful of the checkpoints have gone largely unfulfilled, partly because local army commanders, who enjoy considerable autonomy and fear getting the rap if a suicide-bomber slips through, err on the side of caution.Meanwhile, the peace talks are floundering.

Worse, after 9/11, some in the Arab-Muslim world actually believed they had found a new balance of power with America -- through the suicide bomber.

The local police chief said the attack was carried out by a suicide bomber, through the American military could not confirm that.

He piloted an unwieldy B-26 twin-engine bomber through heavy antiaircraft fire, maneuvered it close to a Japanese aircraft carrier, dropped a torpedo and pulled away into a sky filled with enemy shells just as his bomb detonated.