Sentence examples for time bombers from inspiring English sources

For first time bombers, as opposed to serial offenders, there is no prior available bomb signature for authorities to compare.

Naomi Wirthner is amoral Annette, "soothing" costume mistress and part-time bomber.

The fifth, Donald Stewart-Whyte, was cleared altogether.This was not the first time the bombers had faced such charges.

At the same time, strategic bombers' role as offensive weapons was being usurped by nuclear-armed ballistic missiles of increasing accuracy.

However, the crowds of up to 700 people, a counter-protest by the United Against Facism group and hundreds of police officers had all left by the time the bombers arrived in two cars.

Palestinian factions said the two came from Gaza, the first time Palestinian bombers have managed to make it out of the fenced-in coastal territory and strike inside Israel.

A Bronx Tale is a reasonably enjoyable period piece, which opens on Belmont Avenue in 1960, where next year's Frankie Vallis croon in the alleys ("While the Carmelite sisters/ Scream at their transistors/ Every time the Bombers score").

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The crew undergoes meticulous training, most notably learning how to take off in B-25s from runways no more than 500 feet (152 metres) in length to simulate the takeoffs that would be necessary from the USS Hornet on the day of the mission the first time medium bombers were launched from an aircraft carrier.

Sunday's first strikes were the first time that bombers as well as fighter jets and drones had been involved in the current air campaign, which began on 8 August alongside drops of humanitarian aid to Yazidi refugees marooned on Mount Sinjar.

Although the exact date of the stunt is lost, National Archives records suggest it was staged in early summer 1943 - about the time British bombers flattened Hamburg in attacks that dwarfed the Blitz - and filmed for a Ministry of Information newsreel.