Sentence examples for war bombs from inspiring English sources

Bullets and badges still come to the surface in the soil occasionally, as do unexploded second world war bombs.

It is the peacetime, coexistential bombs that are most real today, even though a thousand times less damaging than the war bombs if there was a war.

Bucharest's old town was mercifully untouched by second world war bombs and Ceauşescu's bulldozers and is the city's most charismatic neighbourhood.

They are convinced that what ties Israel and America today is not a covenant of humanistic values but rather a new set of mutual interests: war, bombs, threats, fear and trauma.

By the time the dawn auctions have ended, 3,000 mostly frozen tuna – their lifeless forms resembling second world war bombs – will have passed through Tsukiji before being sent across Japan.

Later, someone else nervously asks: But didn't the Russians behave quite well at the end of the First World War? Bombs fall, not far away, on the Mitkau railway station.

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

Back then it was less salubrious, and contained a number of untouched Second World War bomb sites.

Ham radios may bring to mind images of basement electronics fanatics or cold war bomb shelters.

A family of five, the Wilkinsons die after a second world war bomb falls on their house.

In the UK Growing Underground has converted a second world war bomb shelter in London into a hydroponics farm.