Sentence examples for war bombing from inspiring English sources

Even when justified under the law of war, bombing a target that results in civilian casualties will bring media coverage that works to the benefit of the insurgents.

The painting depicts civil war bombing by German aircraft in support of General Franco, who was backed by many Catholic church leaders.

Earlier this year, he put his medals up for auction, hoping to raise £50,000 for the upkeep of the Bomber Command memorial in London, which commemorates the 55,573 men who died in the Second World War bombing campaign.

■ Coventry also hopes to establish itself as the home of peace studies and research, with an annual Peace Festival, set up in response to the destruction after second world war bombing.

The earliest, in his parents' garden in Hanover, was destroyed in a second world war bombing raid, while the structure he created while living as a refugee from the Nazis in Norway was lost in a fire in the 1950s.

Nuttall's stand-off had deep roots in Hull's post-war housing policy – itself a reaction to the squalor of the city's 19th-century slums and the devastation of second world war bombing.

We're already seeing this with shows like "Our War," "Bomb Patrol Afghanistan" and others.

It doesn't always work, as Universal discovered in April when its prequel-of-sorts The Huntsman: Winter's War, bombed at the box office following derisive reviews.

In any event, before Iraq can pump the extra oil it may be allowed, it needs to repair an industry that has not recovered from the Gulf-war bombing.

At least four medium-range missiles were fired from Iraqi launching sites that had apparently escaped detection during months of pre-war bombing missions over southern Iraq intended to eliminate missile threats to Kuwait and to United States forces here.

Suffice it to say, based on his rhetoric, it's a close call which would be President Romney's first war: a bombing war with Iran, a trade war with China, or a new cold war with Russia.